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[Guest guest]

Hello

Has anyone used Dr. ?

Has anyone used his pharmacy in WI?

Is their LDN good???

I want to hear from you guys first before I call him.

Thanks

Elizebeth from toledo please email me. I changed computers and lost your email.

shelly

[Guest guest]

She I do, for the last 7 months...no complaints with Dr

and Wayne the Compounder at The Presc. Ctr. in Wi. is great. I use

lactose filler but he will use anything you choose...as long as it's

fast release filler.

Hope this helps.

Sally

> Hello

>

> Has anyone used Dr. ?

> Has anyone used his pharmacy in WI?

>

> Is their LDN good???

>

> I want to hear from you guys first before I call him.

>

> Thanks

>

>

> Elizebeth from toledo please email me. I changed computers and

lost your email.

>

> shelly

[Guest guest]

Kathy,

There is a program ran by the state called TEFRA. My daughter has

been covered under it for the last 9 years. However at the age of 19

(she will be 19 on Dec.23, 2006) she will no longer be covered. Seems

it is a program for kids that are turned down for Medicade for one

reason or another but still are deemed disabled. We are in the process

of trying to get her SSI now and was turned down the first time, no

big surprise. BUT! as long as we are appealing she will continue to

be covered, so that is a BIG plus.

All I can tell you is NOT to give up....keep at it. There are

programs out there that will give you the coverage you need you just

have to ask the right person.

I know there is hope for coverage for my daughter who has suffered

with arthritis since she was 9. I refuse to give up, you hang on and

keep at it.

I know I didn't really give you any information you could use just

wanted you to know you have all my support and if I hear of something

that could help you then I will be sure to pass it on.

Hang on girl!!

aka glass_wolfe

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> I'd appreciate any input on the subject of insurance. I had Blue

Cross Anthem and Rocky Mountain HMO. All of my doctor visits were

denied because of pre-existing. How do I overcome this/appeal. Of

course I couldn't afford to pay these huge bills and was sued by a

collection agency to the tune of over $5500. I also encountered that

I did not qualify for my own insurance and/or long term disability

insurance because PA is considered a " cripling disease. " I have

applied for SSDI and am hoping that it goes through - I do have four

diseases that meet SS criteria. PA, Fibromyalgia, ADD and Depression.

Also, please give me the names of the companies where I can apply for

medical coverage and prescription coverage since I can no longer work

and can't afford much of anything. What is TEFTA? Since my

profession as a paralegal involved using my hands and fingers all day

- I can't work anymore.

>

> As far a pain meds - until one can get in to see a Rheumy or

qualify for sponsorship - my family doc really understands and treats

the pain, along with high doses of prednisone (love that puffy face).

I know we all share the agony and pain of this disease and I hope we

can all help each other. God knows that families and friends find

this very difficult to understand. I know my family thinks I just

complain all the time - but when you can't walk, can't sleep or enjoy

those little things in life that use to give us pleasure - well, thank

God for the Group.

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> Please respond with any helpful information.

>

> God Bless.

> Kathy

>

> [Editor's Note: Contact your State Insurance Commissioner's Office

first thing Monday morning. IF you were insured in your previous job

and you worked long enough AND within 30 days of leaving that job you

signed on for the new insurance, you CANNOT be denied insurance

benefits for pre-existing conditions under Federal COBRA legislation.

Obviously, I don't know if you qualify for COBRA and I don't know if

your current policy specifically excluded pre-existing conditions, but

a discussion with the people in your Insurance Commissioner's office

should prove enlightening and helpful. Kathy F.]

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