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    A Group of Trans Women Are Suing Aetna For Facial Feminization Insurance Coverage

    By Samantha Riedel,

    6 hours ago
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    Jim A
    1m ago
    You are on your own on this one, you decided to change what you are. If it is that important, you will find the money for it.
    Erika Anna Daniel
    3m ago
    Face change is fckng PLASTIC SURGERY and NOT covered because it’s not a true medical emergency.
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