| Sorry to hear about your policy :( I have worked in the insurance field for a long time (BC being one of them) and when you have an exclusion on your policy, there is no way getting around it. Applealing does no good. Once it is written into your policy, that's that sadly. Your best bet is to go to your employeer benefit person (you know, the one that no one really knows but writes up the policies) and ask them if they are going to consider covering it in the future. It will probably be futile, but what do you have to loose right? I ended up changing jobs to get mine covered lol.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I didn't want you to have to go thru a bunch of hoops to only be crushed at the end of a long drawn out battle.
Good luck! |