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Old 01-10-2007, 04:53 PM #2
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Location: in a little purple house in Vancouver.BC. Canada. With my spouse of 20 years and a lame dog.
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Default In Canada we have Canada Pension Plan
If any Canucks with PN need help- let me know. I might not be able to help but we can commiserate together. I was just declined yesterday. The woman said it was because my neuro repeatedly declined to answer 3 questions about my disease and prognosis. (thanks Doc) I'm covered financially by insurance through work. The paper work for that was enormous too. My neuro feels that she's filled out enough forms for me I guess. Anyway, the appeal process will begin. I'm really looking forward to that.
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