<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I waited months to be covered by insurance so I could finally get an IUD. I found an OBGYN (I live in Texas) who I had an initial consultation with. 

I told her I wanted the ParaGaurd IUD because I've had crazy complications with hormone birth controls in the past. She convinced me that the Mirena would be best for me, even though I told her my body rejected the Mirena ten years ago, and I was very confident I wanted the ParaGaurd. She talked to me for 20 minutes about how Mirena is much better, patients are happier, easier periods... blah blah. So I said I'd give it a go.

When checking out with the staff, I was very adamant that I would only schedule the IUD insertion if my insurance covered it in full. I gave them all my insurance information and told her the under NO circumstance would I get the IUD if it wasn't covered by insurance, because I have no money. A staff member from her office called me later that day to tell me, great news! My insurance will cover the IUD 100%. I STILL HAVE THAT VOICEMAIL ON MY PHONE.

A few weeks later I received a $1,400 bill from her office. Apparently, it was not covered. 

Furthermore, I find out now that the Mirena itself cost $1250 and ParaGaurd would have only been $70.

I did an initial appeal with Aetna, and I've been rejected.

I can't pay this. I was blatantly lied to, and apparently up-sold. Please help!

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<bot>: Doctor's office told me procedure was 100% covered with my plan. I still have their voicemail that says so. Later, I was billed $1,400. Help!)