Re: - to Breanna

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Contact the office of the Insurance Commissioner for your state. There are state laws in place regarding insurance coverage and the insurance commissioner's office will be able to help you with this situation. If they aren't very helpful (they are often very busy), keep calling until you get someone to help. It's amazing what happens once the insurance commissioner's office gets involved!

At Sun, 10 Nov 2002, Breanna wrote: >
>Breanna here I very much agree that my insurance stinks,it's with
>BC&BS,it's an individual policy I don't work right now.They sent me a
>letter saying that they will not pay for anything pertaining to my
>scoliosis or pay for a c-section because of my previous emergency one,I
>thought that was a bunch of crap an still really don't understand it.I
>thought there would be a pre-existing condition waiting period but they
>said this is perminate.I can not help if I have to have another
>c-section a number of things can go wrong during labor that are out of
>my control,it should not be the right of any insurance company to decide
>how a womans baby is going to be deliverd.I really don't know what to do
>about it,it just worries me that they wont cover a c-section.Breanna

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