13 People have Voted for Jacqueline Jones!

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Jacquie Jones suffered for years from undiagnosed celiac disease.  As a result of the disease being left untreated, additional physical complications developed.  But she never gave up hope of finding a cause and treatment for her ailments.

In her quest for a diagnosis, she learned the hard way how to navigate the maze of the medical community and to fight for her rights with health insurance companies. 

Instead of getting bitter for her years of suffering, Jacquie became determined to share her knowledge so that others will be better prepared to understand and tackle the intricacies of working with doctors, getting tests and procedures covered by insurance, and fighting for your rights as a patient.  She is an excellent writer and did an outstanding job in her book, "Unmasking A Diagnosis" of explaining things in layman's terms so everyone can follow well-defined steps to obtain the proper diagnosis and treatment.

Jacquie Jones has given her time and efforts helping the celiac community and fighting for the rights of patients.  She has my vote!

Connie Sarros

 

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Ms. Jones is the real deal, she walks her talk.

Comments:  She is a very out going young woman and things I have read from her has help me a lot. She knows how give with honesty. She will give her best.

Comments: She is very concerned about health and the well being of others. She advocates for health issues and healthy lifesyles.

Comments: Jacquie is very active in support groups and other related issues. 

Comments: Jacqueline has devoted her entire being to educating the general public about personal Health, Thanks and God Bless You.....

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I wish that I had ran into Jacqueline a few years ago.

 Her advice for dealing with the economic realities of a chronic illness would have saved me a lot of grief and money.

With medical emergencies being the number 1 cause of bankruptcies in the U.S., Jacqueline's blog should be required reading for everyone without gold plated insurance coverage.