A Canadian woman on sick leave for depression said Monday she would fight an insurance company's decision to cut her benefits after her agent found photos on Facebook of her vacationing, at a bar and at a party. Nathalie Blanchard's insurance provider, Manulife, told her the photos were evidence she was no longer depressed. Blanchard's lawyer said Blanchard was wrongfully dismissed from her benefits, and that she had been advised by her doctor to go on vacation.
November 24, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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A Canadian woman on sick leave for depression said Monday she would fight an insurance company’s decision to cut her benefits after her agent found photos on Facebook of her vacationing, at a bar and at a party.
Nathalie Blanchard said Monday she was diagnosed with major depression and was receiving monthly sick-leave benefits until payments dried up this fall.
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