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Old 12-14-2011, 10:09 AM #7
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Julie,

wow small world isn't it? It's amazing how we spend our lives helping others yet when it comes to us needing it we fight the system hand over foot. I too am familiar with the authorizations and bullcrap we have to do for our patients and I get so mad that insurance companies determine wether or not the ordering MD's are able to do tests they feel the patients need. gggrrrr...
I grew up in Cromwell so I'm very familiar with Middletown...Im what you would call a "river rat". I grew up on the river..lol..
Crystal,

I live on the Cromwell side of Middletown lol!!! YES, it is a small world!!!
My email is jcesare444@hotmail.com. I would love to keep in touch!!
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