Infertility Has Been Forgotten

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1. 1401
   Name: Carrie Lyons on Feb 23, 2010

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2. 1402
   Name: Anonymous on Feb 24, 2010

   Comments: We suffered for over two years and didn't receive much help. Everything was out of pocket and took a toll on our marriage and financial health. This is something that should be covered under insurance.

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3. 1403
   Name: Anonymous on Mar 2, 2010

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4. 1404
   Name: Paul Stilwell on Mar 3, 2010

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5. 1405
   Name: Susan K. Smitley on Mar 4, 2010

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6. 1406
   Name: Kelly Doris on Mar 11, 2010

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7. 1407
   Name: Joyce Zigler on Mar 13, 2010

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8. 1408
   Name: Beau Zigler on Mar 13, 2010

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9. 1409
   Name: Jim Hemmelgarn on Mar 14, 2010

   Comments: I support the legislation that would require insurance companies to cover infertility treatments. Take it out of the outrageous and immoral payments made to the CEO's and other executives in the insurance companies. Health insurance is to take care of more than the fat cats at the top of the company!

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10. 1410
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 15, 2010

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11. 1411
    Name: Kellee Morgan on Mar 19, 2010

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12. 1412
    Name: Michele Lunders on Mar 24, 2010

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13. 1413
    Name: Gail Courtney on Mar 27, 2010

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14. 1414
    Name: Tiffany on Apr 1, 2010

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15. 1415
    Name: Lindsay Mondick on Apr 4, 2010

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    Name: Pam Irick on Apr 5, 2010

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17. 1417
    Name: Jillian Adams on Apr 6, 2010

    Comments: There are so many programs out there to help Mothers support their unwanted children, we need a program to help infertal women who want to have a baby of their own actually be able to get one. There is so much money going out to enable fertal women who do not want or keep their children. There should be equally enough money to help wanted children to be born to infertal women.

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18. 1418
    Name: Emily on Apr 27, 2010

    Comments: Insurance covering infertility and surrogacy would be a great help! Don't make us suffer. We are going to be great parents some day unlike some of those unfit parents out there who don't give a crap about their children.

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19. 1419
    Name: Meggon Mae Thornburgh on May 19, 2010

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20. 1420
    Name: Kristen Lynn on Jun 8, 2010

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21. 1421
    Name: Tonya Roberson on Jun 25, 2010

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22. 1422
    Name: Jemma on Jul 1, 2010

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23. 1423
    Name: Deborah Patrick on Jul 6, 2010

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24. 1424
    Name: Anonymous on Jul 10, 2010

    Comments: Please support this. My insurance plan supposedly covers a mere $15,000 lifetime max for Infertility. However, when I contacted them about it, I was told I was not covered because I could not prove I was Infertile yet - because I had not tried 6 cycles of IUI. I decided to proceed with testing to see where I stood (I am 40yo), and found that my FSH level was 30 - which is very high and indicative of infertility. When my RE appealed the decision and now "proved" that I did in fact have an infertility issue, it was denied because I was now TOO infertile and they do not cover someone whose FSH is over 19. Absurd. First I couldn't prove an issue, and when I proved it, they said now it was too much of an issue. For a lousy $15,000 benefit - less than a single cycle of IVF.

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25. 1425
    Name: Amy Brooker on Aug 16, 2010

    Comments: With the number of infertile couples increasing instead of decreasing we really need someone to make a stand! Please stop the insurance companies from denying infertile couples the joy that so many take for granted. In addition, we need someone to stand up and tell these companies that they need to cover pregnancy of the surrogates that help couples have the children they long for! When are the people going to start being protected? When are law makers going to start making the greedy corporations give back some of what they take?!

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26. 1426
    Name: Kay Howell on Aug 19, 2010

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27. 1427
    Name: Claire on Aug 21, 2010

    Comments: babies for all mums to be

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28. 1428
    Name: Anonymous on Feb 23, 2011

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29. 1429
    Name: Jennifer McIntyre on Mar 28, 2011

    Comments: I am a military spouse and am suffering secondary infertility because of a c-section by military docs and insurance does not cover the procedures neccessary to have a seond child. Why am I forced to explain to my almost 4 year old why her friends have siblings, but we can't afford to.

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30. 1430
    Name: Anonymous on Jun 20, 2011

    Comments: To cover birth control, impotency medications etc. but not infertility is ridiculous. I was told that removing a cyst on my fallopian tube wouldn't be covered by insurance because all the tube is used for is fertility. Can you imagine? Like I should wait until it grows and grows until it reaches something "important". Fortunately, I won my appeal. However, this pervasive attitude about reproductive assistance being optional considering everything else that is covered is insulting.

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31. 1431
    Name: Salina Marie on Nov 24, 2011

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