Re: Ivonne- fighting with the insurance to take them ...

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Hi Ivonne

I paid for mine up front and fought the insurance co and won. It took numerous appeals - After removal it is very important that you have them analyzed by an expert as that it what won my appeal. Mine were highly contaminated and leaking. Are yours salines? How long have you had them? Please email me w/ your details and I will try to help you as best I can

Thanks

shari

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Hi Shari:

Unfortunately I can't afford to pay upfront. I have to win or win

Mine are salines and I have them since May 2001.

I will appreciate any help you can give. One the happiest day in my life will be the day I can get ride of this

THanks a lot. You gorls are very supportive, I'm seeing the light at the en of the tunnel

Ivonnehalvey70@... wrote:

Hi IvonneI paid for mine up front and fought the insurance co and won. It took numerous appeals - After removal it is very important that you have them analyzed by an expert as that it what won my appeal. Mine were highly contaminated and leaking. Are yours salines? How long have you had them? Please email me w/ your details and I will try to help you as best I canThanksshari

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Hi Shari:

Unfortunately I can't afford to pay upfront. I have to win or win

Mine are salines and I have them since May 2001.

I will appreciate any help you can give. One the happiest day in my life will be the day I can get ride of this

THanks a lot. You gorls are very supportive, I'm seeing the light at the en of the tunnel

Ivonnehalvey70@... wrote:

Hi IvonneI paid for mine up front and fought the insurance co and won. It took numerous appeals - After removal it is very important that you have them analyzed by an expert as that it what won my appeal. Mine were highly contaminated and leaking. Are yours salines? How long have you had them? Please email me w/ your details and I will try to help you as best I canThanksshari

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Thanks a lot Shari:

Unfornately I can't afford to pay in front.

My are salines and I have them since May 2001.

I will appreciate any help you can give me. I think that one of the happiest days of my life will be the day that I can get ride og this

Please keep in touch. I will keep yu posted after my dr approintment.

Thanks

Ivonnehalvey70@... wrote:

Hi IvonneI paid for mine up front and fought the insurance co and won. It took numerous appeals - After removal it is very important that you have them analyzed by an expert as that it what won my appeal. Mine were highly contaminated and leaking. Are yours salines? How long have you had them? Please email me w/ your details and I will try to help you as best I canThanksshari

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Ivonne

I couldn't afford it either.... we got a loan to do it. I know that sounds tough but you have to do whatever you can to get them out. I didn't get a lift - just removal so it wasn't as much as some others have had to spend. I wish I had more money to have gone to one of the "removal specialists" recommended in our group as I think I would be much better off now had I gone to one of them but I was just happy at that point to get them out of me.

My doctor wanted to do a breast ultrasound to see if they could measure the fluid inside to prove that they were leaking - if you can get that and prove it then that may help you with the insurance co. I didn't want to wait another six weeks for ins approval so I went ahead and got the loan but they did end up to BOTH be leaking and highly contaminated which won my appeal. Maybe you can get the ultrasound? I am not sure what ins you have and what their rules are but if you have saline implants there is a pretty good chace that they are leaking. I hope this info helps - wish I had more advice

shari

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, Besides capsular contracture I think that pain and depression would also carry some weight in getting approved. Good Luck . Anita Re: Ivonne- fighting with the insurance to take them ... IvonneI couldn't afford it either.... we got a loan to do it. I know that sounds tough but you have to do whatever you can to get them out. I didn't get a lift - just removal so it wasn't as much as some others have had to spend. I wish I had more money to have gone to one of the "removal specialists" recommended in our group as I think I would be much better off now had I gone to one of them but I was just happy at that point to get them out of me.My doctor wanted to do a breast ultrasound to see if they could measure the fluid inside to prove that they were leaking - if you can get that and prove it then that may help you with the insurance co. I didn't want to wait another six weeks for ins approval so I went ahead and got the loan but they did end up to BOTH be leaking and highly contaminated which won my appeal. Maybe you can get the ultrasound? I am not sure what ins you have and what their rules are but if you have saline implants there is a pretty good chace that they are leaking. I hope this info helps - wish I had more advice :(shari