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Anyone else have a Redundant / Tortuous Colon?

Digestive Health | Last Active: Nov 5 4:01pm | Replies (1097)
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@kalbin

Best wishes on that! I totally understand about the cost--unfortunately I didn't know my insurance would not pay for anesthesia so I still owe for the first attempt. I probably should have opted out of it this time...it paid for everything else though. I have new insurance now so who knows what they are going to cover.
Good luck with everything!

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annewithane | @annewithane | Sep 24, 2022

Thanks, kalbin - I'm going to need all the best wishes I can get🥰 We have a public health system funded by our taxes, here in NZ but it's been broken for many years. Many of those that can afford health insurance (very expensive here) consult with specialists in private practices first then get onto the public system and operated on ahead of us lower income ppl.
I'm assuming you live in the US where everyone needs health insurance - finding a good deal must be a nightmare too! Again, thank you for the good wishes💞

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