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Old 07-30-2009, 07:49 PM #1
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Default Question about Driving with PN

On tuesday my right ankle is getting braced, my left ankle has been braced since April for PN. I walk on crutches. Obviously having both feet braced will make driving difficult. I am looking into getting hand controls for my truck so that I can drive.

Does auto insurance ever cover this kind of expense, or medical insurance.
I have Geico for auto, and Premera Blue Cross for health. I was wondering if anyone has been in a similar situation and had to deal with insurance companies. How much did they cover, what kind of paperwork was involved etc.

I realize everyones policies are different, but someones experience may help me head in the right direction as I navigate this mess. Thanks.
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