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Old 10-29-2009, 10:57 PM #3
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Thanks for your reply ewizabeth, yes I have spent countless hours on my insurance website and google to find docs in my area. I have called the office of 4 of them. You can't just call and make an appt. or talk to a person you have to leave a message and then they call back and I'm at work, then I call back and it starts all over. Anyway 3 of the docs said they can't do anything for me, without even seeing me and I'm still waiting for the 4th to call back, it's been 3 days! I can't believe these people are supposed to be compassionate and caring. Sorry I am in so much pain and so stressed out over this.
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