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There are steps that insurance companies (gates as it were) before the insurance will cover procedures. I went through the same thing with my knee replacement as well as lumbar and cervical ablations. I know it’s crazy but that’s the insurance industry Eric. Prayers going up. It is a long and arduous process so keep your nose to the grindstone.
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Insurance would have to be to protect her. But we are dealing with the VA here, yep, I'll agree. This has been a very LOOONG drawn out process. Started a back on my first tour of Germany, many, many misdiagnoses, and more pain, and swellings than I care to think about. With the Lords hands on this, I pray it finally gets taken care of...Originally Posted by BuckeyeCrappie
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It has always been an awful story, Eric. As said above, stick to the grindstone. A lot of what the VA is about is bad, that’s for sure.
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