Move on
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Some. You have to check your policy. Ours does as well as holistic medicine, acupuncture, and massages. |
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David T
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ummmmmmmm I think so- but dude. Don't do that. It's the only body you have regardless of the cost, cut and burn something else. |
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corgi1922
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Health insurance will cover anything that is defined within your plan. If you self hurt and then go to the hospital to be treated it will be covered. Obviously I wouldn't recommend ever hurting yourself. Life insurance, however, may not be paying if the death was due to suicide or recklessness. Completely different issue though. |
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adkins1107
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Yes, but dont try to say that they arent self inflicted, b/c nurses and doctors can tell. If you are a minor and go to the ER with cuts that need stitches or a "suicide attempt" you will be sent to a mental hospital for evaluation / counseling- mandatory- no choice. It is covered under accidental and most insurance policies cover substance abuse and mental help facilities. Cutting is no a healthy way to deal with problems or get attention. The time it took to ask this question one could be asking a trusted loved one for help. |
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Zam
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Yes. Falls under accidents. |
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mbrcatz
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Yes. |
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loves christmas lights
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Only if you tell them you did it intentionally. Just stop that and get help ok, physically and mentally. It will be ok. |
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wicca_4_life2003
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what an emo kid. |
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geeksgonebad
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Insurance will not cover self inflicted wounds done on purpose although they might help pay for your psychotherapy - which you need if you are hurting yourself on purpose
Insurance covers accidents... |
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Seth G
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Possibly, if you are diagnosed with a psychiatric illness.
Ask your insurance provider. |
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Mary W
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Maybe if it's a mental health issue. |
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Michael H
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no not unless someone else hits you.. if you get in an accident then you have to pay more money and get a better insurance.. but yes they can pay for it. |
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nessafay
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doubtful, but it all depends on your coverage |
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Steven M
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no |
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Kris R
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If you cut or burn yourself on purpose NO but it's kind of hard to tell unless your a complete idiot. |
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student182001
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just say it's an accident, not self inflicted. They should cover it. |
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abizzell4hire
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No, but they will raise your rates if it happens too often. |
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Tony Starks
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Just don't tell them they're self-inflicted. |
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To ∞ N-Beyond
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GOD I AM SO SICK OF THESE DUMB ****** QUESTIONS |
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