Re: Re: Insurance

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Roni,

 

Eviction in Texas is almost impossible........Good luck girl........You deserve

the best.

Thanks for this day and for our tomorrows

 

Love, Lyncia 

 

 

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> > ohhhhhhhhh my dear dear friend you are not butting in lol. my post

> > are kinda like come one come all lol, i need all the help i can get,

> > i am tired girl wore out but have to stand stong in order to help

> > him. i am glad you understand thaat and know just what to say to

> > pick my feeling sorry for myself butt up off the floor!! and i will

> > understand if he chooses not to cont. this brutal attack on his body

> > and mind. i read it seems to be harder on men i guess cause us woman

> > are used to pain lol.(sorry to all my man friends) hes miserable but

> > hes my miserable love soulmate and best friend, i will do what ever

> > it takes,and i am so thankful to you and all my family here for

> > being right by my side ,when i feel like i just wanna run and hide.

> > i love you diane!!!!!!! barby

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> > > > > > > > > > > > I'm a bit freaked out today because I got a

> > bunch of bills

> > > > yesterday from my transplant hospital pharmacy dating back to

> > October of

> > > > last year through April of this year of money I owe on my anti

> > rejection

> > > > drugs. My supplemental insurance was supposed to pay what

> > Medicare Part B

> > > > doesn't. Medicare Part B pays for the anti rejection drugs. I

> > called my

> > > > supplemental insurance company, and they said they were all

> > denied because

> > > > the hospital pharmacy is outside of their health system, and I

> > needed to get

> > > > a referral for my anti rejection drugs every month before they

> > would pay for

> > > > them. A year ago, I talked to another person at the insurance

> > company who

> > > > told me it is automatically denied because they see it as a

> > prescription and

> > > > they don't pay for prescriptions, and it is confusing, but it

> > would be

> > > > covered because they would have to process it manually. That's

> > what I

> > > > thought it was about all this time was the confusion of it

> being a

> > > > prescription drug, but Medicare Part B pays for it. It threw me

> > for a loop

> > > > when they told me I need a referral from my family doctor

> > locally under the

> > > > insurance health care system to get my anti rejection drugs paid

> > for at the

> > > > transplant hospital pharmacy. I know I have to get a referral to

> > go up and

> > > > see my hepatologist, but to get my anti rejection drugs paid for

> > to? What?

> > > > They said it is in their book. It's not in their book. That's a

> > different

> > > > kind of situation than they have explained in their book. They

> > say I can

> > > > file a grievance as to why I think it should be paid, but now

> > I'm so

> > > > overwhelmed that I can't think what to write in my grievance.

> > Now I'm

> > > > thinking it's all my fault and I should have known, and I'm just

> > all torn up

> > > > about it. I'll get over it soon, but now I'm just feeling all

> > depressed and

> > > > like I screwed up. It makes me want to cry. Sorry for all this.

> > I'm usually

> > > > pretty strong and a fighter, but this just threw me for a loop.

> > Thanks for

> > > > listening. It makes me feel a little better to get it off my

> > chest.

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> > > > > > > > > > > > On the plus side, my husband got his

> > unemployment extended

> > > > until June of next year. It was due to end next month. That's a

> > big worry

> > > > off of us.

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> > > > > > > > > > > > Penny

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> > > --

> > > Warm Hugs........ ..

> > >

> > > Di

> > > http://auntdisexper imentallife. blogspot. com

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