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[theinsuranceman]

I used to only write term. I know what you mean. I had a couple a few years ago in Evansville, In that when I got to door she was huge and he was tiny. I'm talking jockey size tiny. I asked them a few questions about their health in genral and he said everything was great with him. I decided to do thwife's app first because I knew it was going to be a challenge. She really was in pretty good health except for being overweight. That was a relief. I had told him to listen to all the questions when I asked his wife because I was going to ask him the same ones. He never uttered a word while doing her's. When I was asking about surguries he then piped up and said, "I haven't had nothing since that bypass 4 years ago". I said what, you had a bypass? He said, "yep, triple!". Like he was bragging.

It made me just sit there and think, what part of of any health problems in the last few years did not register with thei guy that open heart surgery might be one of those?
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Furosemide alone is a no go with RNA. I woud try him with Foresters.

Furosemide for HBP is ok with Sr Life.
Furosemide for heart has a waiting period.

 

[MYOWNCO]

I used to only write term. I know what you mean. I had a couple a few years ago in Evansville, In that when I got to door she was huge and he was tiny. I'm talking jockey size tiny. I asked them a few questions about their health in genral and he said everything was great with him. I decided to do thwife's app first because I knew it was going to be a challenge. She really was in pretty good health except for being overweight. That was a relief. I had told him to listen to all the questions when I asked his wife because I was going to ask him the same ones. He never uttered a word while doing her's. When I was asking about surguries he then piped up and said, "I haven't had nothing since that bypass 4 years ago". I said what, you had a bypass? He said, "yep, triple!". Like he was bragging.

It made me just sit there and think, what part of of any health problems in the last few years did not register with thei guy that open heart surgery might be one of those?
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Furosemide alone is a no go with RNA. I woud try him with Foresters.

Thanks again. I'll give it a shot.

 

[JimmyUt]

This guy is on gabapentin, alopurinol, potassium cl, lisinopril, simvastatin, furosemide, aspirin 325mg (sp?) So, now what do you think Doctor JDEasy?

Foresters, Monumental, no RNA because of furosemide

 

[MYOWNCO]

Furosemide for HBP is ok with Sr Life.
Furosemide for heart has a waiting period.

So two different kinds for each ailment--he has both...?
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Foresters, Monumental, no RNA because of furosemide

Thanks. Appreciate it.

 

[theinsuranceman]

So two different kinds for each ailment--he has both...?
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If your prospect takes furosemide only for HBP that will not put prospect into a waiting period policy.

If your prospect takes furosemide for heart problems that would put them into a waiting period policy.

 

[jdeasy]

JD.. Surprises me.. I just assumed you had always been an FE specialist.

As for your prospect, I can sort of identify with him.. I had that.. It's fixed (quad, 7 years ago for me) so there's no health problem now. (We try to ignore the fact that the Dr's tell us those things can wear out around 10 years down the road.)

I hate to admit it on here but I was a top 15 agent with NAA.

 

[JimmyUt]

I hate to admit it on here but I was a top 15 agent with NAA.

You always told me they were the best leads you have ever worked, too bad the rest of the program blows.

 

[jdeasy]

You always told me they were the best leads you have ever worked, too bad the rest of the program blows.

I still say that. The leads were great. My problem with them was that they wanted me to recruit.

 

[SportsNut]

This guy is on gabapentin, alopurinol, potassium cl, lisinopril, simvastatin, furosemide, aspirin 325mg (sp?) So, now what do you think Doctor JDEasy?

Depends what he takes the gabapentin for too. The gabap is generic Neurotin, and this Rx has several applications but most commonly used for Seizures and epilepsy. But there are a couple of other pain uses too, so it depends.

 

[JimmyUt]

Depends what he takes the gabapentin for too. The gabap is generic Neurotin, and this Rx has several applications but most commonly used for Seizures and epilepsy. But there are a couple of other pain uses too, so it depends.

In my experience as strange as it may be, I have found gabapentin prescribed far more for neuropathy than seizures or epilepsy. Probably 5 to 1 out here.