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Old 07-29-2010, 11:23 AM #11
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I made a mistake...mine didn't say 12/2011..that was another thing. Mine says 3 years.
Mine said 5 to 7 years,, keep records of ALL medical test and office visits,,
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A couple of my clients have been ruled to be in catastrophic health over the years. They are considered permanently disabled. Other than that you are reevaluated.
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