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Posted by davidx (Member # 8326) on :
 
Hi everyone-

I posted this is general support but thought i might get more responses here.

I recently was turned down for term life insurance due to "lymes diseases" (yes, the letter says "lymes" lol).

Anyway, I was wondering if anyone has any advice on this subject and if you might have a recommendation for insurance companies that issue policies to lyme patients.

I know that there are no medical exam required policies I can get but these seem to be for much smaller amounts and much higher premiums (although I will go this route if there is no alternative).

Thanks so much for any help.

-David
 
Posted by smiles132002 (Member # 7949) on :
 
You should see a non LLMD. Tell them you had lyme and you'd like a letter stating that the infection is gone based on the 14 days of doxy treatment.

According to 95% of the doctors if you're on doxy for 14 days you're CURED! That would be the way around it.

If they still won't cover you, sue them or have your insurnace company send you a letter stating that your in "good" medical standing or something.

These people are a$$holes.
 
Posted by bettyg (Member # 6147) on :
 
i was turned down also.

most will turn you down; saw your other post and someone stated THEY HAD GOTTEN; who knows!? [Mad]
 
Posted by hcconn22 (Member # 5263) on :
 
I was denied reinstatement of policy due to LYME, also cant give blood but again this is hard to get and easy to treat- Right?
 
Posted by randibear (Member # 11290) on :
 
this one doctor i was seeing at the time, told my insurance company i was "suicidal"...

viola, they cancelled my life insurance....

nothing i could do about it....

it was lyme, i'm sure...
 
Posted by tdtid (Member # 10276) on :
 
What is wrong with this picture?

Life insurance won't take us because we have Lyme, but yet Health Insurance won't cover it becuase it doesn't exist?

Sounds like yet another one of the issues that should be looked at legally.

Which side is it, insurance companies?

Cathy
 


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