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The original was posted on /r/france by /u/ThomasPouic on 2024-06-20 08:14:38+00:00.

Hello la communauté,

Alors voici les derniers rebondissements. Les résultats de l'analyse de la police scientifique sont tombés et il ne s'agit pas d'os humain mais bien d'os animaux. Par contre ils ne donnent pas de précisions sur l'espèce concernée même si il semblerait d'après les membres de la communauté s'étant penché sur le sujet qu'il s'agisse d'os de vache... j'ai essayé de trouvé un labo pour faire des analyses pour confirmer mais tous me répondent qu'ils ne font pas ce type d'analyse. J'ai fait une demande au labo d'analyse départemental (en suivant les recommandations d'un redditeur) mais pas de retour...

Bon en gros pas de garde à vue, pas de fouilles e

She literally called me at the time of the appointment to tell me she can't see me. She was so apologetic, but was like "I absolutely can treat you, but I'm not allowed by your insurance". Fuck this country.

Update: I went to urgent care. Before leaving home, I called to be sure they would accept my insurance (Aetna). They said yes.. After arriving for my appointment, they told me they do not accept my insurance. I will simply leave without paying.

Final Update: I can understand that that differences in physical biology demand different attention. That's not what I'm complaining about. It's the way it's set up. I was told that at my appointment. Why not just refer me to a specialist? The website could've even just referred me to urgent care (yes, my insurance requires a primary care physician's referral for urgent care, according to the urgent care facility). But, no, their goal is to obfuscate and irritate until the patient gives you and pays out-of-pocket.

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