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Old 12-20-2007, 07:03 AM #3
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Hello; If you are being covered by WC, call your casemanager or better yet get someone to help you write a letter. You should explain your circumstances about your upcoming surgery. The letter should be polite, short and to the point requesting that you have an occupational therapist visit you and to do a home asessment. What do you have to loose,, maybe some extra money a month to pay someone to come in to clean. Good Luck.
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