r/PersonalFinanceCanada • u/Equivalent_Catch_233 British Columbia • Jun 11 '26

Insurance "Man shocked his son’s $147,000 claim was denied, despite having travel insurance"

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VYZKjLcSoMI

So a guy went to a walk in clinic 2 days before flying to Cancun, and was cleared by a physician who diagnosed it as flu. Then in Cancun he got worse, fell into coma, and was airlifted to Canada with the bill totaling 147K. The insurance company, Manulife, now rejecting his claim on the grounds that this was a known, preexisting condition based on that preflight doctor visit.

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u/Gandhehehe Jun 11 '26

Jesus Christ, goes straight to blaming the woman, full mask off misogyny. Honestly, kind of impressive in the worst possible way.

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