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Old 02-27-2014, 09:22 PM #1
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Awww, moosey I do not think we can get in trouble if we stick to stating the facts, and we can read between the lines. Having to change insurance coverage or doctors is bad. Vent away.
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Awww, moosey I do not think we can get in trouble if we stick to stating the facts, and we can read between the lines. Having to change insurance coverage or doctors is bad. Vent away.
Thank you.but I did before..I did not even feel it was bad but ,more or less was told I could get kicked off...Oh well just another day..lol
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Insurance companies don't realize that driving anymore than 5-10 minutes is really not ideal. Heck, I am dreading having to go run errands today just in town. BUT, one of the bigger issues is that sometimes there is just not another doctor closer. I keep running into that where I live and it's frustrating. I hope you can find a solution.
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Aww moosey, sorry for your frustration & pain. I can't imagine what it would be l ike to start over with all the Dr.s etc., etc.
Please keep us updated & it's o.k. to vent, we're here to support each other.
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