lillygator
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gosh, the morning has kind of flown by. I can't believe it is almost lunch time! Yikes!
Well, he's thrown another hitch into the matter. Since the neuropsychologist is out of network with his insurance provider, we have to pay in full up front before the first appointment. We're talking about $1700 just for the diagnosis. So now he wants me to cancel that appointment and wait for him to find a place where we won't have to do that. Last night I was just too stressed out to think of what to do. MY thoughts are to borrow that money from my mom because neither of us has that amount just sitting in savings (and I'd have to fight to get her to let me pay her back, but that's another issue), tell Tyler's dad that I just feel strongly we should keep these appointments because we could have him evaluated and diagnosed in about 2 weeks due to a cancellation she had. Then we can take that diagnosis to somebody else within his insurance plan for treatment. I just don't think we should wait when we can get an immediate treatment. Am I being unreasonable? His dad's perspective is very logical and I'm not knocking it at all....he tells me he admits and realizes the issues and that Tyler does need to be seen right away, but that we do need to be smart about things financially because he doesn't want to see me suffer financially any more than necessary (he admits the major difference in our incomes). Very good point and smart, but is it unreasonable for me to borrow the money from my mom and take advantage of the appointments we can get immediately? Or since he's in the right mindframe now, should I just work with what he's thinking (because it has ultimately the same result)? Sorry....just a bit confused right now!
I am feeling like such a slug. I need to get off my butt tonight and go for a jog. And keep it up daily!
probably because I have been quite stressed lately, I am turning to food....and my comfort foods are all bad for you and very fattening.
probably because I have been quite stressed lately, I am turning to food....and my comfort foods are all bad for you and very fattening.
I am a big fan of Weight Watchers and a lifetimer...although I am not at my lifetime weight right now. I need to start getting back on track though.
That and exercise and I should be fine, it's just a matter of doing it.
V, That's so cool that you are lifetime, even if you are not at goal weight now. Weight watchers really does work. I cant wait until I make goal and get to lifetime. At least then I wont have to pay for my weekly meetings.
Noel, is your Samantha a lifetime weight watcher?
My comfort foods are all bad for you too. Cakes, biscuits, desserts, chocolate.......!!![]()
My "comfort food" is chips and salsa or guacamole!!
I am feeling like such a slug. I need to get off my butt tonight and go for a jog. And keep it up daily!
probably because I have been quite stressed lately, I am turning to food....and my comfort foods are all bad for you and very fattening.
My "comfort food" is chips and salsa or guacamole!!
Well, he's thrown another hitch into the matter. Since the neuropsychologist is out of network with his insurance provider, we have to pay in full up front before the first appointment. We're talking about $1700 just for the diagnosis. So now he wants me to cancel that appointment and wait for him to find a place where we won't have to do that. Last night I was just too stressed out to think of what to do. MY thoughts are to borrow that money from my mom because neither of us has that amount just sitting in savings (and I'd have to fight to get her to let me pay her back, but that's another issue), tell Tyler's dad that I just feel strongly we should keep these appointments because we could have him evaluated and diagnosed in about 2 weeks due to a cancellation she had. Then we can take that diagnosis to somebody else within his insurance plan for treatment. I just don't think we should wait when we can get an immediate treatment. Am I being unreasonable? His dad's perspective is very logical and I'm not knocking it at all....he tells me he admits and realizes the issues and that Tyler does need to be seen right away, but that we do need to be smart about things financially because he doesn't want to see me suffer financially any more than necessary (he admits the major difference in our incomes). Very good point and smart, but is it unreasonable for me to borrow the money from my mom and take advantage of the appointments we can get immediately? Or since he's in the right mindframe now, should I just work with what he's thinking (because it has ultimately the same result)? Sorry....just a bit confused right now!