Thank you for your newsletter & the work you do helping people with their outrageous insurance issues. There are so few angels such as yourself doing this work. You are truly making a difference. I have read your book as well. Being a chronic illness patient, struggling with an insurance company can be a full-time job. I’m currently unemployed; there are days I am not up to the tasks of dealing with calling & waiting on hold. I have had to deal with medications that are sub-par, but that I can get without prior authorizations that I have to have my body adjust to. It’s a balance.
I always look forward to reading your work. I look forward to the day I can pay you for it.
Also there is no reason Tri care shouldn’t have paid the bill. If the other coverage is rescinded than that automatically makes them primary. They didn’t do any favors. They simply adhered to what they were supposed to do.
The fact that he is a disabled veteran has nothing to do with this story. You’re simply using that to tug at people’s heart strings. If he was a multi millionaire would the same thing apply? If so then it should be completely left out of the story. If not then just go ahead and say that’s the reason why you are writing it.
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Thank you for your newsletter & the work you do helping people with their outrageous insurance issues. There are so few angels such as yourself doing this work. You are truly making a difference. I have read your book as well. Being a chronic illness patient, struggling with an insurance company can be a full-time job. I’m currently unemployed; there are days I am not up to the tasks of dealing with calling & waiting on hold. I have had to deal with medications that are sub-par, but that I can get without prior authorizations that I have to have my body adjust to. It’s a balance.
I always look forward to reading your work. I look forward to the day I can pay you for it.
Also there is no reason Tri care shouldn’t have paid the bill. If the other coverage is rescinded than that automatically makes them primary. They didn’t do any favors. They simply adhered to what they were supposed to do.
The fact that he is a disabled veteran has nothing to do with this story. You’re simply using that to tug at people’s heart strings. If he was a multi millionaire would the same thing apply? If so then it should be completely left out of the story. If not then just go ahead and say that’s the reason why you are writing it.