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Judy I am glad that you have found a way to work things to your

advantage I know that sure has to help you out! Take care of you and

good luck with the Rehab!

Sandie

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> mama sher:

> i don't have any medical insurance but i wanted to go to Pulmonary

rehab. I talked with my dr. and he said he'd gladly refer me. he said

i might have to make mo. payments though. when i went to the

orientation, they told me i would be given a schlorship so it would

be free for me! one thing i have learned is there seems to be ways

around most things. a lot of places have money given to them for such

things. when i needed my oxygen, my dr. called up the place he deals

with and they provide it to me free of charge. they told me because

he refers so many patients to them, when he has one with no

insurance, they cover it. i get wonderful service and no one treats

me like a freebie. it doesn't hurt to inquire as to whether your

rehab place has funds to cover you. good luck!

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Thanks for sharing a feel good story. We've been ranting justifiably

about the medical treatment the past few days, particularly the

treatment Joyce and have received and I've vented about

Irene's.

Now, its nice to hear a story where caring people actually provide

services regardless of funds. And, we do have that. Too often we're

too hesitant to explain our problems or ask, but there are doctors

and providers and organizations and hospitals. We are a loving and

caring group of people in this country. It's just there are some who

aren't. Sometimes its just the pace and expectations and we're too

tired to show our care. Thats a shame. But, again, its nice to know

you have those helping and you were open about your situation. A good

example for all of us because most of us with such diseases face some

financial challenges.

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> mama sher:

> i don't have any medical insurance but i wanted to go to Pulmonary

rehab. I talked with my dr. and he said he'd gladly refer me. he said

i might have to make mo. payments though. when i went to the

orientation, they told me i would be given a schlorship so it would

be free for me! one thing i have learned is there seems to be ways

around most things. a lot of places have money given to them for such

things. when i needed my oxygen, my dr. called up the place he deals

with and they provide it to me free of charge. they told me because

he refers so many patients to them, when he has one with no

insurance, they cover it. i get wonderful service and no one treats

me like a freebie. it doesn't hurt to inquire as to whether your

rehab place has funds to cover you. good luck!

>

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> know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now.

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