attackfish

Unfortunately, as I said, the company my father works for is self insured with a managing firm. The expense of paying out for coverage goes right back to my father's employer, as does the cost of any law suit. My father, who is high up in the company, says that at management seminars, he learned exactly how to make a person who made trouble for the company go away without a wrongful termination suit. Theoretically and legally, we have a good case, but in actuality, we can't bring it to court. Equally unfortunately, I'm not typically chemically sensitive. I am chemically sensitive, but mine is genetic, and immune based. Because of this, the immune therapy and treatment I receive is different from most chemically sensitive. It's this much rarer treatment for my specific orphan illness that my insurance refuses to pay for.

One of my close friends has allergies, and she always likes coming over because my house, and my room especially are a bit like a fortress against allergens and chemicals. it's nice