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Barclay masterloan claim rejected

I took out a Barclay Masterloan loan for £10k in 2002 and finished paying it in 2007. I submitted a ppi claim 4 weeks ago, following one of the template letters and today I received Barclays final response saying they were not going to uphold my claim.
My reasons for the mis sell was that I was in a full time secure job with the NHS as a nurse and as such received 6 months full pay and 6 months half pay, so the ppi that was added to the policy was never required. Stupidly, my letter to them was in very general terms and I did not specifically mention this nor my pre existing back related issues in the complaint.
I feel a bit stupid! Just need advice on where to go now. Can I write back to them with these specific points since this was a "final response" letter or should I get in touch with the Ombudsman?

Many thanks

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