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ADHD friendly Long Term Disability Insurance providers?

1 year ago•1 Reply

I recently applied for long term disability and due to ADHD they dropped the policy to 5 years from 20, and excluded any mental health related reason. Has anyone had success getting more favorable long term disability policies? If so, which company?

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OldIndigoBlue1 year ago

Wow, that sure sounds discriminatory....

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