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Getting By on a Limited Budget

Posted on 09. Feb, 2013 by admin.

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For most lyme patients, getting by (and getting well!) on a limited budget can be quite a challenge. We need to learn how to shop wisely, fight for insurance and disability benefits, and save on every purchase we make (or at least most purchases). Survival Tactics: Getting By on a Limited Budget is a directory of [...]

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iHerb Coupon Code For $5 Off: Great Way to Save $$ on Supplements

Posted on 12. Sep, 2011 by admin.

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Most of us lymies are on a tight budget when it comes to medicines, herbs and supplements. iHerb is a discount vitamin company with great service and heavily discounted prices on most supplements. If you are a new customer to iHerb, use coupon code ROP915 to get $5 off your first order, with no minimum [...]

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SSDI Approval in Only 3 Weeks!

Posted on 01. Jul, 2011 by admin.

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Seems there’s a lot of confusion on how to file for SSDI… What information to include, how far back do you go with medical records, how many doctors do you list, which diagnosis do you stress (MS, ALS, Lyme, CFD, etc), and finally, what qualifies you for SSDI in the first place. SSDI is for [...]

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LymeAid 4 Kids: Grants For Children in Need

Posted on 28. Mar, 2011 by admin.

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LymeAid 4 Kids is a grant program designed to help children who are uninsured or underinsured get the medical care that they need to treat lyme disease. This fund was developed with the help of author Amy Tan in 2004, and is supported by donations to the Lyme Disease Association. For purposes of the grants, [...]

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How to File for Lyme-Related Disability Benefits

Posted on 06. Feb, 2011 by admin.

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If you have chronic lyme and its associated neurological deficits, chances are you’ll be disabled enough to be unemployed at some point. Here’s how to survive.

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Fighting Back on Insurance Denials

Posted on 04. Feb, 2011 by admin.

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Sooner or later, most people will get hit with a Non-Certification Letter from their insurance company. Fortunately, there’s a roadmap to follow for filing appeals.