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Oregon ‘Survivor: Palau’ contestant Jennifer Lyon lacked indemnity, delayed seeing doctor
It wasn’t until Lyon, who died Tuesday,felt a second lump in her breast a year later that she finally saw a doctor.

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Commencement Medicaid application for indemnity, unemployed currently.

Recently found lump in underarm one week ago.

I reckon indemnity application will take min 3mo to process.

Is my only choice to wait lacking treatment?

I don’t know who to talk to or where to go.

I’m in western NY Erie County.

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Hi,
My mother is visiting the USA and noticed a lump in one breast. She does not have any indemnity.

I am looking for any financial, funding or indemnity related help that I can get to pursue her diagnosis here.

Kindly post your suggestions to my question and I will greatly appreciate it.

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I know to feel for lump/lumps in the breast, but how obvious is the lump? Is it visible and are there any pains involved? I have large breasts and even if it feels like a lump, I’m not quite sure and unfortunately, recently lost our health indemnity. *Serious question-No jokes, please.*

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So my ex just told me that she has breast cancer, but she is coming to the states (from Spain, shes spanish) for a few months for a job and then plotting on going back to school to san diego in august. Shouldnt she stay in Spain to get treatment straight away? Thank you.

RESPONSE

It varies depending on the health facilities accessible.

She should be undergoing talks over treatment immediately but depending on the health facilities she has access to it may take a while (max 1-2months) before treatment starts. If she Private Health Indemnity it should start straight away and the fund may then pay for further treatment while she is in the States.

It also varies depending on the treatment she has (chemotherapy, radiotherapy and/or surgery) whether she can travel or not. I’d talk to her in this area it a bit more so that if your still willing to help her out you can organise hospitals, doctors etc.

So overall, I’d probably talk to her.

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For a person living in IL that is 62, history of breast cancer, wants to retire but can’t qualify or afford to pay out of pocket for coverage with the history of cancer. What do people do in these types of situations?
Thank you in development!!

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My mother has some nasty fluid coming out and refuses to see a doctor.( No indemnity, and frightened of Doctors.) I am going to take her anyway. I would just like some info on some signs of breast cancer and some info on low income clinics in Milwaukee Thank You!

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My aunt was recently diagnosed with breast cancer she is 62 yrs ancient. My aunt and uncle retired last year (my uncle is 64) and doesn’t have health indemnity, and I don’t know how they are going to pay for the chemo and radiation treatments. I’m doing research, trying to find a way to help them out. So any info you can give me will help me. Thank You

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