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Old 02-19-2012, 03:32 PM #1
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Default traction unit?

Do you know the stupid insurance company won't pay for the home traction unit... argh... But they will pay for me to go to PT everyday and have them do the traction... OMG... idiots... and they will pay for the $45,000 surgery instead of the traction to try to fix it (traction unit $500).

argh... argh... argh...

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