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  1. Injured Contractor, on July 29th, 2009 at 6:40 am Said:

    I was injured twice in Iraq, and have two claims with AIG. AIG started sending me to their doctor’s and the most recent stated that “No work restrictions in the U.S., but he (me)is unable to work in Iraq due to the extreme heat and the body gear would ? with his pain”.
    The surgeon recommended I see a specialist, have an MRI and AIG denied that.
    Another doctor recommended I have the teflon-mesh removed, – didn’t (hasn’t happened.
    Apparently, I have something called “Inguinal traumatic neuroma”. Severed nerves at double hernia sites. Shooting pain, on both sides most of the time, even wakes me up. I take pain medicine throught out the day.
    This IME doctor saw me for less than 10 minutes 1 time, didn’t do a proper exam, and of course the IME nurse was there taking notes.
    The extreme heat in Iraq never bothered me (I am from Arkansas).
    I am terrified of AIG/
    AIU Holdings.
    Is it possible or would it be advantagous if one of your reporters/camera man/woman came into the examination room with me during my next exam on August 4, 2009 @ 1015AM ?
    AIG can have one of their hired nurses in there – why can’t I have an unbiased reporter in there too ?
    I was a Fuel-tanker convoy driver – being shot-at, dodging I.E.D.’s, all over Iraq for 2 years – and I have come home to a different kind of “Terrorist”, one that can ruin me completely.
    I could lose my home, car, furniture, good credit and be homeless, and of course be bankrupt.
    I have a DBA attorney now – but from past dealings with AIG – they seem to prevail while the rest of us injured contractor’s suffer in ways only (we) can understand.
    Please don’t post my name as I am certain that AIG reads everything that is written and published.

    THX

  2. ian wakeling, on August 1st, 2009 at 12:59 pm Said:

    i was ijured in simul circumstances.
    worked for the colation of the willing in kawait.
    15 years pasedd still waitng for compsation.
    cheeers ia
    i do not think are aware of the risk
    let so other bugger do it
    regsards
    ian

  3. AL, on October 15th, 2009 at 6:22 pm Said:

    I cannot find a doctor in the Sierra Vista/Tucson Az area that knows what the hell Defense Base Act is. When I try to explain it to the receptionist they only understand workers comp and turn me away. Does anyone one know of a doctor in this area that works with DBA? AL

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