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Hi e,

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More tomorrow. Warmly, J

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> From: JHH7 <rogerlh@...>

>

> Subject: for e: Fw: Question for you

> Date: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 12:10 AM

>

> Hi e,

>

> I am very grateful for your offer and assistance!!! It is very kind and

> generous of you!!!

>

> I posted and thanked you and OK'd you to e-mail Dr. Huang (below). I

> understood things as of yesterday that I was suppose to be waiting to

hear

> back from you when you got word from her office.

>

> I am sorry if I misunderstood.

>

> I am going to try to e-mail you and see if it works. OK?

> I hope this works!!!

>

> Thank you.

>

> Warmly,

> J~

> Please let me know if you get my e-mail at " your " address. It is really

> late here. I will try now and then again tomorrow

> Thanks.

> ----------

> From: e Rene <e_Rene@...>

> < >

> Subject: Re: Fw: Question for you

> Date: Sunday, September 01, 2002 10:56 PM

>

> J,

>

> I will forward your email to Dr. Huang. Hang in there, and remember,

where

> there's a will, there's a way! I would also listen to Bonnie's advice

> about having the groin area you mentioned biopsied. That can easily be

> done with a MAC (monitored anesthesia care, i.e., conscious sedation) and

> local. This will then let you know if the area is cancerous or not, and

> you can make some decisions based on the results of the bx.

>

> I will let you know when I hear from Dr. Huang. It can take her a few

days

> to respond, but I'll keep on her.

>

> e

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: JHH7

> Sent: Sunday, September 01, 2002 3:25 PM

>

> Subject: Re: Fw: Question for you

>

> Thank you e for your ideas and comments. I am going to follow up

with

> both your suggestions. I'll keep you posted. Yes. You can e-mail that.

> Please let me know what she says about the situation.

>

> Thanks.

> Warmly,

> J~

> ----------

> From: e Rene <e_Rene@...>

> < >

> Subject: Fw: Question for you

> Date: Saturday, August 31, 2002 7:24 PM

>

> J (and the rest of the group),

>

> I had emailed Dr. Huang and asked if she accepts medicare/medicaid. Here

> is her answer. And you can get medical treatment out of state if covered

> by medicare. Medicaid may be tricky, because each state funds that

> program. BUT, if your current doctor can get authorization for the

> explant, then you should be okay. You can't just take a verbal

" okay " --get

> it in writing.

>

> There is a difference between " immediately " and " emergently. " As I

stated

> in a previous email, emergent would constitute something that cannot

safely

> wait for any period of time or else it may have detrimental affects on

> one's health. Immediately would indicate that as soon as possible, but

> waiting will not endanger your health to the degree that emergent would.

> There is a fine line between the 2 terms when it comes to medicine.

>

> No reputable doctor is going to lie to an insr provider. But doctors

> stretch the truth just a little everyday and they do this a) so that they

> know they will be paid; so the pt can have the procedure/surgery done;

> and c) so the pt doesn't have to pay out of pocket for, in come cases,

> something that is needed, or will eventually be needed. Case in

point--my

> gyn stretched the truth a little about my tubal ligation. She told them

> that to become pregnant could possibly endanger my health, both

physically

> and emotionally, and she was recommending that I have the tubal done at

my

> request. Insr covered it 100%. Chances are that if I did become

pregnant,

> my health wouldn't be endangered, but who knows? If my gyn had not

worded

> it that way, insr would never have paid for the surgery. Doctors " word "

> requests for preauths for both theirs and the pts benefit all the time.

>

> So, J, let me know if I can forward your email from last night onto Dr.

> Huang, and see what we can do. Did you check out that website I gave

you?

>

> www.modestneeds.org? It is a legitimate site, but he will require

> documentation (if you are selected for funding) that you are in need of

the

> funds. This man has been written up in People magazine because of what

he

> does.

>

> e

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: Huang

> Sent: Saturday, August 31, 2002 6:17 AM

> e Rene

> Subject: RE: Question for you

>

> Dear e,

>

> We do have a skin care clinic in the office. Dariya is the aesthetician,

> and actually has a degree in literature from Cambridge! So you can

discuss

> great books as well as skin care. The number is the same as my office.

>

> I do accept Medicare, and your friend should call Lorraine in the office,

> and she can help her schedule her explant. If she has documentation

that

> they are ruptured, Medicare sometimes will cover the costs. Lorraine

will

> be there on Tuesday.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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J, My personal email is e_Rene@.... Be sure to put the underscore between e and Rene, and don't put hotmail in there, otherwise it won't go through. I'm making some calls to Dr. Huang's office now. I'll keep in touch. e ----- Original Message ----- From: JHH7 Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 9:12 PM Subject: Re: for e: Fw: Question for you Hi e,My e-mail to you did not go through:This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification.Delivery to the following recipients failed. e_Rene@...More tomorrow. Warmly, J----------> From: JHH7 <rogerlh@...>> > Subject: for e: Fw: Question for you> Date: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 12:10 AM> > Hi e,> > I am very grateful for your offer and assistance!!! It is very kind and> generous of you!!!> > I posted and thanked you and OK'd you to e-mail Dr. Huang (below). I> understood things as of yesterday that I was suppose to be waiting tohear> back from you when you got word from her office.> > I am sorry if I misunderstood. > > I am going to try to e-mail you and see if it works. OK?> I hope this works!!! > > Thank you.> > Warmly,> J~> Please let me know if you get my e-mail at "your" address. It is really> late here. I will try now and then again tomorrow> Thanks. > ----------> From: e Rene <e_Rene@...>> < >> Subject: Re: Fw: Question for you> Date: Sunday, September 01, 2002 10:56 PM> > J,> > I will forward your email to Dr. Huang. Hang in there, and remember,where> there's a will, there's a way! I would also listen to Bonnie's advice> about having the groin area you mentioned biopsied. That can easily be> done with a MAC (monitored anesthesia care, i.e., conscious sedation) and> local. This will then let you know if the area is cancerous or not, and> you can make some decisions based on the results of the bx. > > I will let you know when I hear from Dr. Huang. It can take her a fewdays> to respond, but I'll keep on her.> > e> > ----- Original Message -----> From: JHH7> Sent: Sunday, September 01, 2002 3:25 PM> > Subject: Re: Fw: Question for you> > Thank you e for your ideas and comments. I am going to follow upwith> both your suggestions. I'll keep you posted. Yes. You can e-mail that.> Please let me know what she says about the situation. > > Thanks.> Warmly,> J~ > ----------> From: e Rene <e_Rene@...>> < >> Subject: Fw: Question for you> Date: Saturday, August 31, 2002 7:24 PM> > J (and the rest of the group),> > I had emailed Dr. Huang and asked if she accepts medicare/medicaid. Here> is her answer. And you can get medical treatment out of state if covered> by medicare. Medicaid may be tricky, because each state funds that> program. BUT, if your current doctor can get authorization for the> explant, then you should be okay. You can't just take a verbal"okay"--get> it in writing. > > There is a difference between "immediately" and "emergently." As Istated> in a previous email, emergent would constitute something that cannotsafely> wait for any period of time or else it may have detrimental affects on> one's health. Immediately would indicate that as soon as possible, but> waiting will not endanger your health to the degree that emergent would. > There is a fine line between the 2 terms when it comes to medicine. > > No reputable doctor is going to lie to an insr provider. But doctors> stretch the truth just a little everyday and they do this a) so that they> know they will be paid; so the pt can have the procedure/surgery done;> and c) so the pt doesn't have to pay out of pocket for, in come cases,> something that is needed, or will eventually be needed. Case inpoint--my> gyn stretched the truth a little about my tubal ligation. She told them> that to become pregnant could possibly endanger my health, bothphysically> and emotionally, and she was recommending that I have the tubal done atmy> request. Insr covered it 100%. Chances are that if I did becomepregnant,> my health wouldn't be endangered, but who knows? If my gyn had notworded> it that way, insr would never have paid for the surgery. Doctors "word"> requests for preauths for both theirs and the pts benefit all the time. > > So, J, let me know if I can forward your email from last night onto Dr.> Huang, and see what we can do. Did you check out that website I gaveyou? > > www.modestneeds.org? It is a legitimate site, but he will require> documentation (if you are selected for funding) that you are in need ofthe> funds. This man has been written up in People magazine because of whathe> does. > > e> > ----- Original Message -----> From: Huang> Sent: Saturday, August 31, 2002 6:17 AM> e Rene> Subject: RE: Question for you> > Dear e,> > We do have a skin care clinic in the office. Dariya is the aesthetician,> and actually has a degree in literature from Cambridge! So you candiscuss> great books as well as skin care. The number is the same as my office.> > I do accept Medicare, and your friend should call Lorraine in the office,> and she can help her schedule her explant. If she has documentationthat> they are ruptured, Medicare sometimes will cover the costs. Lorrainewill> be there on Tuesday.> > > > > > >