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The change from being an athlete and a physical person to being paralyzed in an instant is enough to make the strongest head spin.For Star City's Jenn.
Saskatoon production company makes series on resilient Canadians coping with physical and mental challenges The documentary series #IGotThis follows Canadians who have a physical disability and have found new ways to thrive.
Author of the article: Matt Olson
Publishing date: Feb 04, 2021 • February 4, 2021 • 3 minute read • Jennifer Jellicoe, Holly Hannigan, and Tara Mewis (left to right) are all part of Honey Cut Studios, and have been working on the documentary series #IGotThis, which details the incredible stories of people with physical and mental disabilities overcoming difficulties in their lives. Photo by Matt Smith /Saskatoon StarPhoenix
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the hospital bill is $950,000. that makes you sick to your stomach. who who can who can pay a million-dollar medical bill? who can afford that? reporter: blue cross will not cover any of the bill saying jennifer had a pre-existing condition. ms. huculak was diagnosed and treated for a high-risk pregnancy in the six months prior to departure. as ms. huculak is currently hospitalized and being treated for this high-risk pregnancy, any expenses incurred are not eligible under the terms of her policy. jennifer argues she did not have a high-risk pregnancy. she had a bladder infection which led to the bleeding, but her and her baby were fine. the specialist in hawaii said these just happen. there s nothing that causes them. reporter: her specialist at home wrote to blue cross saying the bladder infection did not lead to early labor, but her coverage was still denied. she says her blue cross pamphlet had no fine print about pre-existing conditions.