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Old 09-12-2008, 06:44 PM #6
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The Workers' Comp nightmare continues for me as well. They have yet to pay for any of my medical treatment or medications. I have RSD as well from a work injury. This is the worst to deal, a second close is health insurance getting them to cover medication the way a doctor ordered it.

Sorry I just had to add my experience as I am so close to a meltdown from all of this.
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