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[ILoveThumpers]

does this look like a preexisting condition to you? A 3lbs tumor robotically removed over 4 hours dissected from nerves and arteries from my wife's pelvis. One of 42 in the world...yea the insurance company wanted to call it a PE.

Good grief. The PE cases I've heard of the IC usually tries to prove the patient knew about the condition (and left it off the application) when they signed up. Fraud, basically. Tumors aren't usually something that someone knows about without having it taken care of right away. I hope they payed up.

-Deek

 

[Drey6]

does this look like a preexisting condition to you? A 3lbs tumor robotically removed over 4 hours dissected from nerves and arteries from my wife's pelvis. One of 42 in the world...yea the insurance company wanted to call it a PE.

Glad she got that taken care of. That's terrifying, friend.

 

[Texasstar]

Glad she got that taken care of. That's terrifying, friend.

We are too...it makes you appreciate the little things, it helps prioritize what is important and it teaches you that you don't understand somebody else's shitstorm until you go through it yourself and You gain compassion for the ignorant because you also once were clueless.


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[Drey6]

We are too...it makes you appreciate the little things, it helps prioritize what is important and it teaches you that you don't understand somebody else's shitstorm until you go through it yourself and You gain compassion for the ignorant because you also once were clueless.


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My father went through some scary stuff during my high school years. Perspective is exactly what you gain and it really does change how things go from then on. We have always been close but it's amazing the the strength people have when bad news is handed to them. All you can do is be thankful, and pray that nothing returns.
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