By Ed Hinerman on June 18, 2012
Some years ago I had a client who really hit on a hot button for professionals like her as a physician and others who wore hats from CEO’s to attorneys, dentists and even psychiatrists. In the original case it had to do with a physician who had taken an anti anxiety drug for a fairly ...read more
Posted in Anxiety, bipolar, bipolar disorder, Depression, insurance, life insurance | Tagged a good risk, ADD, affected marriage, affected work and social life, always a successful side of the story, anti anxiety medication, Anxiety, bipolar, bipolar disorder, clinical underwriting, Depression, getting best rates, getting best rates isn't rocket science, insurance, life insurance, married 30 years, minor mood disorders, not blown out of proportion, own medical practice, professionals like attorneys, professionals like CEO's, professionals like dentists, professionals like physicians, situational depression, stay at home mother of four, suicidal thoughts, treated fairly
