Jan??
I dont keep track of the dates much now unless i am reminded about a bill. I instacarted today and earned every cent. Im tired. I have to have surgury soon and im not sure how i will pay for it but it is necessary and knew eventually itd happen.
Regular insurance wont pay for it but is the last part of the mess my ex left me with. I wish i could slow my mind. Relax and take a breath. I know have surgury and having the talk with Roomie about moving out in may but I dont even know how thats gonna happen now. I wish i had someone to lean on.
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Surgery? When? What kind? Feel free to disregard the meddlesome questions, but this seems rather sudden.
Listening. . .
Arfie, in 2003 i had reconstructive breast surgury where dr used silicone implants. Now, they are making me sick.
I cant sleep on either side. Its been on the back burner up until my hair started falling out and i have no energy. Ive been doing research and cant believe the amount of women out there who are getting sick. Yes...i know its my fault too but i listened to my doctor and believed my ex would pay for surgury later to have them removed...
Ouch!!!!!!!!!!!! That doth suck. I have zero experience with the sequence, beyond witnessing it numerous times, but. . .
Rocking you gently and crying with you. . . Still listening. . .
Continued support while you find your way through.
Since they are causing you pain then insurances will pay for removal... Call your insurance company and check.
Good luck.
That actually depends on a person's specific coverage. If complications from cosmetic surgery is a listed exclusion in the plan (it is in most plans unless the state that regulates the plan mandates coverage for it) then typically it it's still not covered even if it's causing you problems, Most plans don't cover cosmetic surgery so therefore, don't cover complications from cosmetic surgery as well.
But what you can do is reach out to your state's insurance department to be sure you know your appeals rights. If your insurer is denying the coverage not because it's excluded but rather because they don't consider it medically necessary, that's where your provider can appeal on your behalf and demonstrate it is medically necessary.
Sorry not trying to give you insurance unsolicited advice; just wanted to mention how I've seen it work (I work in the industry)
Yes, I called my Dr's office yesterday to set up an appointment-figured Id start with my primary and just found out she is no longer in the state so....I need to find a new primary. Nothing's ever easy
I didnt go for vanity reasons-I went because I had no breast tissue and skin was just hanging which is painful.