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Lot's of appointments...

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I was able to get in for an appointment on March 19th with a Neuro - to get set up for a Brain scan....Which I have to say was quite a miracle...

My primary DR was going to refer me to the group next door to them, but they were booking out 2+ months...That was NOT going to work for me. Our Insurance changes over April 2nd, and I have a HUGE deductible to reach before they even will touch 80/20 coverage, and the brain scan would only be covered 60%, leaving me with 40% to pay out of pocket, where, if I get it done now, I only a small co pay for the scan and office visit...So, I decided to call around. I must have called 15 places and they were all booking far out, even for emergent cases! yikes!

Finally...The last place I called...They were able to get me an opening, and said they would bump me up if they had a cancellation! yay!! Not only does this make things much easier financially, but it also makes things MUCH less stressful not having to wait so long to rule this out... Hopefully I will have the scan done the following week...

I am believing that the scan will be CLEAR as a bell, and we will have NO worries...I just want it over and done!

Then, we leave for Long island to head down to see Braverman on the 21st ...yay!

THEN, April 1st...My MOMMY comes to visit!!!!!! yay!!! It has been almost 2 years since our last visit...We are so excited! we have some great plans for family fun...It is going to be a great time for us to really set aside all the TTC and health issues and just enjoy family...I cannot wait!

Other than that, not much going on...Just taking it a day at a time.


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  1. EmilyMarch 8, 2013 at 3:20 PM

    Hope you can fast forward past the brain scan and get to all the fun and exciting things you have planned! Family is always the best medicine!

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  2. JoJoMarch 11, 2013 at 5:45 AM

    Theres nothing more like having family visit to get your mind off of things.

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