After a long battle with the insurance company, we have finally got things approved. My dad fought for me to get put on a PPO plan instead of an HMO so I could be covered out of network. Yesterday, he received a call telling him it all worked out and the surgery is all set. I'm pretty anxious and didn't sleep much last night. For some reason I never really thought it would happen. Now its all real and as happy as I am, I am scared to death. That feeling in my head after they drill that frame to me is sickening and thats all I can think of. But... I know this is all going to work out and I cant wait to have my hands back. I will hear more today, about a date and everything but I think its going to be either December 20th or 22nd. I am hoping for the 20th!! I'm not positive, but I think they will be doing both sides this time to help the dystonia on my right side too. I'll update everyone again when I hear more! Yay for good things happening, and 2012 is going to be a GREAT year, starting off with all my fingers! :)
I wake up in the morning, get my kids ready for school, make my husband and I a cup of coffee and take three small pills. When you look at them you’d never imagine what they could do to your body but right from the beginning I was willing to do it. No matter what it took, I would do it. Little did I know, these pills would just be another part of the sadness. I continue on my day, limiting caffeine, watching what I eat and gaining a pound a minute. Before bed, Jim injects more medication into my buttocks. These medications are supposed to be getting my body ready to have a baby but for some reason this small thing that I want so badly is so hard to achieve. Since the day I met Jim, we’ve wanted a baby. We’ve picked out names, first outfits, and ways we want to tell our parents the news. It’s been 4 years since we agreed we wanted to start trying and we still don’t have it. Just before Covid hit, we decided to see a fertility specialist to help us achieve pregnancy. We tracked my cyc
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