Hi Barbara, All,
I also had LTD Disability until my highly paid neurologist made a
mistake on a medical
review form. He was about to move to a big new job and clearly wasn't
paying attention.
Among other things, he wrote that I could bend, get on all fours, and
sit for 8 hours. All
Not only make sure you see every form your doctors fill out before they go
anywhere, also get copies ASAP for your files. You never know when you will
need them.
Candis Kalley
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Jude,
Thank you so very much for that heart warming poem. It is very fitting for
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Naomi
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I just have to ask: What is this LTD you're all talking about? In Hawaii, the
only choices are Workers' Comp and Temporary Disability Insurance (TDI). My TM
wasn't work related, so of course I don't qualify for Workers' Comp. And they
said that since I had more than 2 weeks of sick leave
Aha! Okay - that makes sense! I thought of it as the 'long term' version of
TDI and wondered why we didn't have it here! Sounds like those who have it are
having trouble with it - which is even worse since they had to pay for it
themselves!
Thanks for your response.
Sally
Sally,
Look up 'LTD' in the dictionary and find the definition 'TROUBLE'!
My experience was, they just want to collect the premiums, period. I will
give you one well documented example of what my insurance company did
to someone. They sold a lot of policies to doctors. One of the doctors,
I would strongly encourage anyone on this list to share with us whatever is
going on in their life. I and many others have vented to this group.
Whether it be about pain, husbands, wives, the children, the way others
treat us in the stores and restaurants and just life in general. Bernard
Pelow
Larry,
Talked to several lawyers. Both about suing the doctor and suing the
insurance company.
Re: suing the doctor, lawyers said it wasn't really malpractice, (it is
to me), so they wouldn't
take it.
The EXPERIENCED lawyers wanted a lot of money up front. I did in fact
get one lawyer
How can he tell its not the muscles or nerves? Did he do tests? You have
something wrong, as bouncy, double vision ain't right. I have read that
you can have lesions, but they may not be visible on even today's high tech
mri machines. It wasn't until I had mri's on the newest of machines with
I am wondering if what you are experiencing is nystagmus. There is more
info. on it here:
_http://www.answers.com/topic/nystagmus_
(http://www.answers.com/topic/nystagmus)
I have had kind of a bouncing vision occasionally, more so towards the
beginning of TM onset, not so much recently.
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