-=> Janis Kracht wrote to Marc Lewis <=-

 >  Had to expect this one Lol >

 >> My doc sent in the paperwork required. The insurance company
 >> rejected the claim.

 > Did you expect anything else? 

 JK> hahahaha.. at least it's good for a laugh 

... Being the "best" medicine. 

 > [snip]
 >> I'm sure the whole thing is going to boil down to delay, delay,
 >> delay.. and their hope that if they reject the claim most patients
 >> won't go to the trouble I did in calling them, and my Dr.'s office.

 > Everyone connected with insurance companies should be
 > sent to a concentration
 > camp in Siberia for life. (Hopefully a _very_ short one at that.)

 JK> Indeed :)  Well, in the cooking echo I posted the results of this
 JK> encounter with Aetna, not sure if you caught that.  It's been shipped
 JK> to me, should be here tomorrow afternoon.  I had to battle
 JK> Aetna over the copay amount since the woman I spoke with at
 JK> the company that makes Ampyra told me to make sure I only
 JK> paid a $40.00 copay.. and of course Aetna's rep tried to
 JK> tell me it was
 JK> $50.00 :)

 JK> Ah well.. it better work after all this nonsense 

We just found out a serial killer was receiving a government pension and old
age security payments whist incarcerated. Because his room and board is payed
by us taxpayers, his "take home pay" is *all* gravy. 

I struggle with the solace that he is where he will die, but this arse is in a
better income bracket than I am, being on a government disability pension for
about as long as he has been locked up. 


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