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]]> http://diabeticretinopathytreatmentcare.com/387/what-are-some-affordable-life-insurance-policies-for-people-with-diabetes/comment-page-1/#comment-2430 sari Sun, 28 Feb 2010 19:54:43 +0000 http://diabeticretinopathytreatmentcare.com/387/what-are-some-affordable-life-insurance-policies-for-people-with-diabetes/#comment-2430 You can visit this site to compare life insures at your side : http://free-best-life-insures-comparator-usa.blogspot.com/ You need to work with someone who has experience handling these types of issues. Expect them to ask questions like: type I or type II? how long ago were you diagnosed? what's your a1c (or average glucose if you don't know that)? what meds are you taking? how often do you see your doctor? do you have any other ailments like kidney or coronary problems? any complications like vision problems, tingling in your extremities, etc? do you use nicotine and what type? what's your height and weight? Final offers depend on your experience with the disease, how well it is controlled, and placing your risk with the right company. Not all companies handle the same risk the same. I have seen everything from standard to declines. An "average" offer might be a table 2-4. You can visit this site to compare life insures at your side :
http://free-best-life-insures-comparator-usa.blogspot.com/
You need to work with someone who has experience handling these types of issues. Expect them to ask questions like:
type I or type II?
how long ago were you diagnosed?
what’s your a1c (or average glucose if you don’t know that)?
what meds are you taking?
how often do you see your doctor?
do you have any other ailments like kidney or coronary problems?
any complications like vision problems, tingling in your extremities, etc?
do you use nicotine and what type?
what’s your height and weight?
Final offers depend on your experience with the disease, how well it is controlled, and placing your risk with the right company. Not all companies handle the same risk the same. I have seen everything from standard to declines. An “average” offer might be a table 2-4.

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