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Ah yes, the end all argument: annecdotal evidence.
If your default assumption is that this event:
Did not cause an immediate "panic" reduction in insurance denials, even briefly.
Even if it did, that this happening did not save anyone's life.
You are just coping because the idea of killing someone ending up saving lives makes you feel icky.
Even if this is just an anecdote, I find the contrary claim harder to believe.
IDK if the people actually denying claims were scared enough to change their behavior, well plausible enough ya
Wonder if any updated guidance went out to them at any point, written or not