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Post by trower on Jun 12, 2012 4:59:14 GMT -5
I have a Cholesteatoma, the presence of which was discovered during my entry processing into the military. I was denied entry until I have this "tumor" removed. It is not waiver able and I don't have insurance to cover this. What I require to know is how much it's going to cost. I will also need reconstructive surgery on that ear, but I can get a waiver for my hearing loss as long as the Cholesteatoma is removed, from there I can use the military insurance for any other surgeries. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. ______________________ miami ear surgery |
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Post by jackbob on Oct 17, 2012 2:28:14 GMT -5
Im sorry to hear about this. Well just to let you know that there is medicare out there for people who qualify. If your low income meats the qualifications you can get money for free. If I were you I would find a place that you can get some insurance. Any sugery is costly. Just to spend the night in the hospital its 2000 dollars alone. Also is this something that has to be removed? Or does it not affect any thing. You mite want to concider is going into the service is worth all the recovery time and money you have to do to get this removed. Im sorry about your trouble I wish I could help. ________________________________ | electrical beauty products | |
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