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"Diane Lask Is A Liar" <laskisaliar@nowhere.com> wrote in message 
news:Xns9D34804245E47laskisaliarnowhereco@188.40.43.213...
> JenniferFlusher <jflusher@imaman.org> wrote in
> news:hmump6$bnj$1@news.eternal-september.org:
>
>> On 2010-03-06 14:13:02 -0800, fluffybunnie <fluffybunnie@127.0.0.1>
>> said:
>>
>>> Interesting that both the "lask is a liar" and the "ruby" trolls are
>>> posting through motzarella, and that they show up just when Usher is
>>> feeling the most threatened. :)
>>>
>>> BTW, any insurance offered to employees of UCSF would be irrelevant.
>>> Workfare participants are nt full-fledged employees, they are
>>> *recipients* enrolled in a social services program under the auspices
>>> of SFDHS.
>>>
>>> So Usher has Medi-Cal, not employer insurance.
>>
>> I'm pretty sure that you're wrong there.  If he was an employee of
>> CAPS then he would have been covered by the UCSF policy.  You may be
>> right , in which case my understanding is that Medical hasn't covered
>> SRS in over 15 years or more.
>
> MediCAL is not an issue, since Jennifer is a career employee.

No, I have never been on MediCAL.  And yes, they do cover surgery, but it is 
apparently very difficult to force them to do so.

>> Either way the man is lying.  He lies about his weight even when his
>> photo is linked to.  He lies about his living conditions even when
>> confronted with many internet and newspaper articles about the
>> deplorable conditions.  He lies about his sockpuppetts.  Why would a
>> reasonable person believe  that  he is NOT lying about his sex change
>> surgery ?
>
> The only one lying here is you.

Well, actually, there are several trolls who lie here.

>> The truth is that even of the surgery WAS covered by Kaiser - he could
>> not have afforded the additional expenses (like hormones, electro and
>> psych counseling sessions) that weren't covered.
>
> I must say, you are really grasping at straws here.  Hormones and psych
> counseling are covered expenses.  They are not part of the transgender
> benefit, which only covers surgery.  They are covered like any other
> expense.  The transgender benefit is limited to $75,000 lifetime
> expense, which would quickly be exhausted.  And Jennifer had
> electrolysis years ago.

This is true.  Everything is was covered with one small exception.  I had to 
pay for my stents.

-- 
Jennifer Usher