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Amputees fight caps in coverage for prosthetics (AP)

Her health insurer told her she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary prosthesis and that it wouldn't pay for her permanent one. Since then, Casey has joined a nationwide fight by amputees and the prosthetics industry to get the states and Congress to mandate fuller coverage for artificial body parts. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot)AP - After bone cancer forced the amputation of her right leg below the knee, Eileen Casey got even more bad news: Her insurer told her that she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary limb and that the company wouldn’t pay for a permanent one.

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Amputees fight caps in coverage for prosthetics (AP)

Her health insurer told her she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary prosthesis and that it wouldn't pay for her permanent one. Since then, Casey has joined a nationwide fight by amputees and the prosthetics industry to get the states and Congress to mandate fuller coverage for artificial body parts. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot)AP - After bone cancer forced the amputation of her right leg below the knee, Eileen Casey got even more bad news: Her insurer told her that she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary limb and that the company wouldn’t pay for a permanent one.

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Amputees fight caps in coverage for prosthetics (AP)

Her health insurer told her she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary prosthesis and that it wouldn't pay for her permanent one. Since then, Casey has joined a nationwide fight by amputees and the prosthetics industry to get the states and Congress to mandate fuller coverage for artificial body parts. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot)AP - After bone cancer forced the amputation of her right leg below the knee, Eileen Casey got even more bad news: Her insurer told her that she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary limb and that the company wouldn’t pay for a permanent one.

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Amputees fight caps in coverage for prosthetics (AP)

Her health insurer told her she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary prosthesis and that it wouldn't pay for her permanent one. Since then, Casey has joined a nationwide fight by amputees and the prosthetics industry to get the states and Congress to mandate fuller coverage for artificial body parts. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot)AP - After bone cancer forced the amputation of her right leg below the knee, Eileen Casey got even more bad news: Her insurer told her that she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary limb and that the company wouldn’t pay for a permanent one.

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Amputees fight caps in coverage for prosthetics (AP)

Her health insurer told her she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary prosthesis and that it wouldn't pay for her permanent one. Since then, Casey has joined a nationwide fight by amputees and the prosthetics industry to get the states and Congress to mandate fuller coverage for artificial body parts. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot)AP - After bone cancer forced the amputation of her right leg below the knee, Eileen Casey got even more bad news: Her insurer told her that she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary limb and that the company wouldn’t pay for a permanent one.

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Amputees fight caps in coverage for prosthetics (AP)

Her health insurer told her she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary prosthesis and that it wouldn't pay for her permanent one. Since then, Casey has joined a nationwide fight by amputees and the prosthetics industry to get the states and Congress to mandate fuller coverage for artificial body parts. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot)AP - After bone cancer forced the amputation of her right leg below the knee, Eileen Casey got even more bad news: Her insurer told her that she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary limb and that the company wouldn’t pay for a permanent one.

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Amputees fight caps in coverage for prosthetics (AP)

Her health insurer told her she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary prosthesis and that it wouldn't pay for her permanent one. Since then, Casey has joined a nationwide fight by amputees and the prosthetics industry to get the states and Congress to mandate fuller coverage for artificial body parts. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot)AP - After bone cancer forced the amputation of her right leg below the knee, Eileen Casey got even more bad news: Her insurer told her that she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary limb and that the company wouldn’t pay for a permanent one.

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Amputees fight caps in coverage for prosthetics (AP)

Her health insurer told her she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary prosthesis and that it wouldn't pay for her permanent one. Since then, Casey has joined a nationwide fight by amputees and the prosthetics industry to get the states and Congress to mandate fuller coverage for artificial body parts. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot)AP - After bone cancer forced the amputation of her right leg below the knee, Eileen Casey got even more bad news: Her insurer told her that she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary limb and that the company wouldn’t pay for a permanent one.

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Amputees fight caps in coverage for prosthetics (AP)

Her health insurer told her she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary prosthesis and that it wouldn't pay for her permanent one. Since then, Casey has joined a nationwide fight by amputees and the prosthetics industry to get the states and Congress to mandate fuller coverage for artificial body parts. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot)AP - After bone cancer forced the amputation of her right leg below the knee, Eileen Casey got even more bad news: Her insurer told her that she had spent her $10,000 lifetime coverage limit on her temporary limb and that the company wouldn’t pay for a permanent one.

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