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Tsleeve

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  1. Sounds like a plan. We'll arrive Wednesday. My name is Thom and my wife is Amy. She's Hispanic so I'll have a translator. It's great that you are calm, I feel really good about it too.
  2. Hi Sherlee, are you ready? It won't be long now! Hope to see you soon.
  3. It's a good idea to look at your policy, but it is possible that the disability insurance will indeed pay. A doctor must deem the insured unable to work. The insurance company would likely want a US doctor to make that assessment. However, there may be an exclusion for elective surgeries. There's no way to know that without looking at the policy. You should be able to call the issuer of the policy and ask.
  4. I'm an insurance agent. In GENERAL, the question is does a US doctor say that you can't go to work. That's a general response and the answer varies by state and by insurance carrier.
  5. Tsleeve replied to tmoss's topic in The Guys’ Room
    Keep in mind that a lot of fluids come from food, not just liquids. Eating less with cause less urine.
  6. I'm arriving the 23rd for a 24th surgery with Dr. Kelly. I hope to meet you all. You'll recognize me, I'm the heavyset guy.
  7. I'm the 24th with Dr. Kelly as well. My wife and I are arriving the morning of the 23rd from Texas.
  8. It actually sounds a lot like a gall bladder attack since the pain reaches around the side.

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