Does type of MS make any difference?

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01-23-2008, 05:17 AM

EnchantedGypsy EnchantedGypsy is offline

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Does type of MS make any difference?

Wondering if the type of MS a person has been diagnosed with makes any difference in a claim being approved or denied? I am still in-limbo but with probable PPMS. Are initial claims usually denied? Is an exam by their doctor always required?
This is all for future reference since I have no definite diagnosis yet.... Thanks in advance

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