Sep. 20—A family was struggling to get a new bed for their son with special needs because their insurance company claimed it was not "medically necessary." One family member disagreed and decided to take matters in her own hands. Landon Rae, 11, was
Sep. 20—A family was struggling to get a new bed for their son with special needs because their insurance company claimed it was not "medically necessary." One family member disagreed and decided to take matters in her own hands. Landon Rae, 11, was diagnosed with lissencephaly and epilepsy a few months after he was born. He was also described by his aunt as "the sweetest boy anyone will ever ...
