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    lindystar4me
    Member Since: 11/12/08
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    I have a condition called hydrenitis.  I have massive boils due to my weight.  I am on medicare and the medicade waiver program and live in Ohio.  I will never be able to get in a public pool or sauna due to my cronic drainage.

    I was wondering if any one knows if my insurances would pay for a hot tub spa or pool so that I can soak these boils with epson salts.

    My morbid obesity keeps me from walking and water therapy seems to be a good choice for me.  Any ideas would be awsome.  thanks
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    slrm2m
    Toronto, Canada
    Member Since: 09/10/10
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     I don't have any suggestions re: how to get a hot tub covered by insurance, but I sure hope you can get one somehow.  The condition you have with the boils sounds pretty awful and I imagine that it would be really nice to soak in your own private hot tub.  
    Keep researching and don't give up!  Good luck.

    Sandy
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    SueBee01
    FL
    Lap Band (01/30/12)
    Member Since: 12/27/11
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    I have a hot tub, for other reasons, but my doctor wrote me a note and it cut out the sales tax. I know on your tax return, you can write off the cost of creating a place to put the hot tub (i.e., room addition, etc.) Check it out. Any little bit helps.
     Sue

        
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    Allen Y.
    Garland, TX
    Member Since: 11/02/01
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     check out craigs list, seems people often discard theses. Surely a handyman could fix it for a reasonable amount of money

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