North Carolina Superior Court victory

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Dear all,

I received word from our attorney that the judge who heard our case in Superior

Court on Dec. 15,2010 has ruled favorably for our three autistic children to

receive HBOT under the EPSDT statute. The state has 30 days from the signed

order date to appeal to the state's Court of Appeals. This would be their

highest appeal option.

So far, we have won in Superior Court in the fall of 2009, and the state

reimbursed us for the costs we had incurred to use HBOT for two of the children.

Then, the Administrative Court ruled favorably in July, 2010 to have another

round of treatment covered for all three of them at the prescription and request

of our pediatric neurologist. The state didn't like that decision, and so our

case was heard in Superior Court in December. The Superior Court judge has

agreed with the ALJ, so we will wait to see if the state appeals one last time

or if they decide to cover the treatments now.

I will keep everyone posted when I know what step comes next.

Meleah Corner

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Awesome!!

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[ ] North Carolina Superior Court victory

Dear all,

I received word from our attorney that the judge who heard our case in Superior

Court on Dec. 15,2010 has ruled favorably for our three autistic children to

receive HBOT under the EPSDT statute. The state has 30 days from the signed

order date to appeal to the state's Court of Appeals. This would be their

highest appeal option.

So far, we have won in Superior Court in the fall of 2009, and the state

reimbursed us for the costs we had incurred to use HBOT for two of the children.

Then, the Administrative Court ruled favorably in July, 2010 to have another

round of treatment covered for all three of them at the prescription and request

of our pediatric neurologist. The state didn't like that decision, and so our

case was heard in Superior Court in December. The Superior Court judge has

agreed with the ALJ, so we will wait to see if the state appeals one last time

or if they decide to cover the treatments now.

I will keep everyone posted when I know what step comes next.

Meleah Corner

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Go Meleah!!!

On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 5:46 PM, Celeste <celeste.juju@...> wrote:

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> Awesome!!

> Sent via BlackBerry by AT & T

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> [ ] North Carolina Superior Court victory

>

> Dear all,

>

> I received word from our attorney that the judge who heard our case in

> Superior Court on Dec. 15,2010 has ruled favorably for our three autistic

> children to receive HBOT under the EPSDT statute. The state has 30 days from

> the signed order date to appeal to the state's Court of Appeals. This would

> be their highest appeal option.

>

> So far, we have won in Superior Court in the fall of 2009, and the state

> reimbursed us for the costs we had incurred to use HBOT for two of the

> children. Then, the Administrative Court ruled favorably in July, 2010 to

> have another round of treatment covered for all three of them at the

> prescription and request of our pediatric neurologist. The state didn't like

> that decision, and so our case was heard in Superior Court in December. The

> Superior Court judge has agreed with the ALJ, so we will wait to see if the

> state appeals one last time or if they decide to cover the treatments now.

>

> I will keep everyone posted when I know what step comes next.

>

> Meleah Corner

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