What did you pay? Would you do it again?
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1. What did you pay? Would you do it again?
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Self-pay, would do it again!50
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Self-pay, wouldnt do it again2
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Ins-pay full cover, would do it again!17
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Ins-pay full cover, wouldnt do it again0
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Ins-pay partial cover, would do it again!6
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Ins-pay partial cover, wouldnt do it again0
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