RE: mad > Mike ??? for DEB

[Guest guest]

Yes,

Thank you for asking...my wound opened not because of infection but my body

reacting to the staples being left in for 3 weeks....so my wound opened

up....it is finally almost all healed except for some hard scar

tissue......it works well and am happy with it...got the bill and was

shocked how expensi ve it is...about 80000.00 which shocked me...when r u

scheduled for>

Deb

From: Stimulator [mailto:Stimulator ] On

Behalf Of kimleach

Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2008 10:38 PM

Stimulator

Subject: mad > Mike ??? for DEB

So sorry that you have to put up with that Deb you would think people would

have better things to do with thier time than that! The cops I am sure do

not want to be called out on that constantly!

How are you doing? Did you get over your infection and everything? Is your

stimulator working well for you? I just finished my trial and am impatiently

waiting my perm placement

Being in pain again after getting some relief is not cool!

Re: mad > Mike

-Thank you sue. The ticket due on dec 15 I see my doctor on 10 so I

will get him to sign a new handicap tsg then take it to motor vechile

get the tag take it to court and the fine will be void. Mike group

owner-- In Stimulator <mailto:Stimulator%40>

<mailto:Stimulator%40>

, " Sue Elvins " <apageor2@...>

wrote:

>

> Sorry you had to deal with the cop who decided he needed to get his

> quota in for the end of the month Mike. Unfortunately, that is how a

> lot of them are any more. I was watching a show the other day called

> Parking Wars and let me tell you they need to earn a day's pay just

> like everyone else and even though I don't always agree with some of

> the things which they do, Being as everyone needs to make a living

> sometimes it can be understand the other person's shoes in the heat

of

> the moment.

>

> Rather than raise a fuss about it wouldn't it be better to resolve

it

> and move forward? From what I have been reading in your postings, it

> sounds like you don't need any more stress than you currently have.

> So, with that being said, how would you best assume this matter be

> closed so you can take care of the business at hand? No one wants to

> admit we have done something wrong or possibly made a mistake

however

> the one thing many professionals (including doctors) forget is we

are

> human. It is okay to feel sad if you are sad, it is okay to be

> frustrated it you are frustrated and it is surely okay to say " I

have

> had enough " when someone has gotten on that last and final nerve.

>

> I give you credit for doing what you do every day. I wish I had 1/2

of

> the strength which most of you show when going through a 3 year back

> nightmare with my back specialists. I don't think I would be where I

> am now.

>

> Hang in there Mike, I will always keep you in my thoughts.

>

> Sue Lynn

>

[Guest guest]

I am so glad it was not an infection! I was reading up on the rates of

infections and such with the stimulator and those things sounded nasty! I am

glad that your wounds has closed up pretty much and that your stimulator is

working well for you.

As for me I am not scheduled yet SIGH. I am waiting for insurance approval once

again and a surgery date from the neuro surgeon. I am hoping to get this done

before the end of the year.

The pain has already hit me again and I am not a happy camper. I do not want to

spend the next two months feeling this way!

Glad things are going well for you!

Re: mad > Mike

-Thank you sue. The ticket due on dec 15 I see my doctor on 10 so I

will get him to sign a new handicap tsg then take it to motor vechile

get the tag take it to court and the fine will be void. Mike group

owner-- In Stimulator <mailto:Stimulator%40>

<mailto:Stimulator%40>

, " Sue Elvins " <apageor2@...>

wrote:

>

> Sorry you had to deal with the cop who decided he needed to get his

> quota in for the end of the month Mike. Unfortunately, that is how a

> lot of them are any more. I was watching a show the other day called

> Parking Wars and let me tell you they need to earn a day's pay just

> like everyone else and even though I don't always agree with some of

> the things which they do, Being as everyone needs to make a living

> sometimes it can be understand the other person's shoes in the heat

of

> the moment.

>

> Rather than raise a fuss about it wouldn't it be better to resolve

it

> and move forward? From what I have been reading in your postings, it

> sounds like you don't need any more stress than you currently have.

> So, with that being said, how would you best assume this matter be

> closed so you can take care of the business at hand? No one wants to

> admit we have done something wrong or possibly made a mistake

however

> the one thing many professionals (including doctors) forget is we

are

> human. It is okay to feel sad if you are sad, it is okay to be

> frustrated it you are frustrated and it is surely okay to say " I

have

> had enough " when someone has gotten on that last and final nerve.

>

> I give you credit for doing what you do every day. I wish I had 1/2

of

> the strength which most of you show when going through a 3 year back

> nightmare with my back specialists. I don't think I would be where I

> am now.

>

> Hang in there Mike, I will always keep you in my thoughts.

>

> Sue Lynn

>

[Guest guest]

I hope that you will be able to get it done very soon...do you think there

will be a problem with insurance approval? I never did have psych testing

and medicare has already paid for it....

Deb

From: Stimulator [mailto:Stimulator ] On

Behalf Of kimleach

Sent: Sunday, November 30, 2008 4:49 PM

Stimulator

Subject: Re: mad > Mike ??? for DEB

I am so glad it was not an infection! I was reading up on the rates of

infections and such with the stimulator and those things sounded nasty! I am

glad that your wounds has closed up pretty much and that your stimulator is

working well for you.

As for me I am not scheduled yet SIGH. I am waiting for insurance approval

once again and a surgery date from the neuro surgeon. I am hoping to get

this done before the end of the year.

The pain has already hit me again and I am not a happy camper. I do not want

to spend the next two months feeling this way!

Glad things are going well for you!

Re: mad > Mike

-Thank you sue. The ticket due on dec 15 I see my doctor on 10 so I

will get him to sign a new handicap tsg then take it to motor vechile

get the tag take it to court and the fine will be void. Mike group

owner-- In Stimulator <mailto:Stimulator%40>

<mailto:Stimulator%40>

<mailto:Stimulator%40>

, " Sue Elvins " <apageor2@...>

wrote:

>

> Sorry you had to deal with the cop who decided he needed to get his

> quota in for the end of the month Mike. Unfortunately, that is how a

> lot of them are any more. I was watching a show the other day called

> Parking Wars and let me tell you they need to earn a day's pay just

> like everyone else and even though I don't always agree with some of

> the things which they do, Being as everyone needs to make a living

> sometimes it can be understand the other person's shoes in the heat

of

> the moment.

>

> Rather than raise a fuss about it wouldn't it be better to resolve

it

> and move forward? From what I have been reading in your postings, it

> sounds like you don't need any more stress than you currently have.

> So, with that being said, how would you best assume this matter be

> closed so you can take care of the business at hand? No one wants to

> admit we have done something wrong or possibly made a mistake

however

> the one thing many professionals (including doctors) forget is we

are

> human. It is okay to feel sad if you are sad, it is okay to be

> frustrated it you are frustrated and it is surely okay to say " I

have

> had enough " when someone has gotten on that last and final nerve.

>

> I give you credit for doing what you do every day. I wish I had 1/2

of

> the strength which most of you show when going through a 3 year back

> nightmare with my back specialists. I don't think I would be where I

> am now.

>

> Hang in there Mike, I will always keep you in my thoughts.

>

> Sue Lynn

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Deb

I don't think that there will be a problem getting the insurance company to

approve the procedure. I feel if they had any qualms about it they would have

not given approval for the trial in the first place. Of course that is logical

thinking on my part and insurance companies do not do things logically most of

the time as we all know.

What I am trying to get around is the insurance taking their own sweet time

getting the approval which could take 2-3 weeks then we are in the holiday time.

By then I am sure it would be after New Years before the surgeon could get me

in.

Now this is all conjecture on my part. Just from my experience in the past.

I really do not want to have to wait until January to have this done. Besides

the pain issues, I have already paid my deductible and all that mess this year.

It would save me quite a few $$$ to get it done before the end of this year.

I did not get a call back from the reps today SIGH. I don't want to sound like

a whiny B**ch but I am sooo tired of waiting for people to call me back and

being so out of control in my own life and health issues.

Kim

Re: mad > Mike

-Thank you sue. The ticket due on dec 15 I see my doctor on 10 so I

will get him to sign a new handicap tsg then take it to motor vechile

get the tag take it to court and the fine will be void. Mike group

owner-- In Stimulator <mailto:Stimulator%40>

<mailto:Stimulator%40>

<mailto:Stimulator%40>

, " Sue Elvins " <apageor2@...>

wrote:

>

> Sorry you had to deal with the cop who decided he needed to get his

> quota in for the end of the month Mike. Unfortunately, that is how a

> lot of them are any more. I was watching a show the other day called

> Parking Wars and let me tell you they need to earn a day's pay just

> like everyone else and even though I don't always agree with some of

> the things which they do, Being as everyone needs to make a living

> sometimes it can be understand the other person's shoes in the heat

of

> the moment.

>

> Rather than raise a fuss about it wouldn't it be better to resolve

it

> and move forward? From what I have been reading in your postings, it

> sounds like you don't need any more stress than you currently have.

> So, with that being said, how would you best assume this matter be

> closed so you can take care of the business at hand? No one wants to

> admit we have done something wrong or possibly made a mistake

however

> the one thing many professionals (including doctors) forget is we

are

> human. It is okay to feel sad if you are sad, it is okay to be

> frustrated it you are frustrated and it is surely okay to say " I

have

> had enough " when someone has gotten on that last and final nerve.

>

> I give you credit for doing what you do every day. I wish I had 1/2

of

> the strength which most of you show when going through a 3 year back

> nightmare with my back specialists. I don't think I would be where I

> am now.

>

> Hang in there Mike, I will always keep you in my thoughts.

>

> Sue Lynn

>

[Guest guest]

Kim,

Maybe a phone call to the insurance company...I wouldn't be surprised if

insurance approved both parts at the same time....often a secretary or

someone else wil drop the ball..once you know the insurance part you can

possibly facilitate....

Deb

From: Stimulator [mailto:Stimulator ] On

Behalf Of kimleach

Sent: Monday, December 01, 2008 9:33 PM

Stimulator

Subject: Re: mad > Mike ??? for DEB

Thanks Deb

I don't think that there will be a problem getting the insurance company to

approve the procedure. I feel if they had any qualms about it they would

have not given approval for the trial in the first place. Of course that is

logical thinking on my part and insurance companies do not do things

logically most of the time as we all know.

What I am trying to get around is the insurance taking their own sweet time

getting the approval which could take 2-3 weeks then we are in the holiday

time. By then I am sure it would be after New Years before the surgeon could

get me in.

Now this is all conjecture on my part. Just from my experience in the past.

I really do not want to have to wait until January to have this done.

Besides the pain issues, I have already paid my deductible and all that mess

this year. It would save me quite a few $$$ to get it done before the end of

this year.

I did not get a call back from the reps today SIGH. I don't want to sound

like a whiny B**ch but I am sooo tired of waiting for people to call me back

and being so out of control in my own life and health issues.

Kim

Re: mad > Mike

-Thank you sue. The ticket due on dec 15 I see my doctor on 10 so I

will get him to sign a new handicap tsg then take it to motor vechile

get the tag take it to court and the fine will be void. Mike group

owner-- In Stimulator <mailto:Stimulator%40>

<mailto:Stimulator%40>

<mailto:Stimulator%40>

<mailto:Stimulator%40>

, " Sue Elvins " <apageor2@...>

wrote:

>

> Sorry you had to deal with the cop who decided he needed to get his

> quota in for the end of the month Mike. Unfortunately, that is how a

> lot of them are any more. I was watching a show the other day called

> Parking Wars and let me tell you they need to earn a day's pay just

> like everyone else and even though I don't always agree with some of

> the things which they do, Being as everyone needs to make a living

> sometimes it can be understand the other person's shoes in the heat

of

> the moment.

>

> Rather than raise a fuss about it wouldn't it be better to resolve

it

> and move forward? From what I have been reading in your postings, it

> sounds like you don't need any more stress than you currently have.

> So, with that being said, how would you best assume this matter be

> closed so you can take care of the business at hand? No one wants to

> admit we have done something wrong or possibly made a mistake

however

> the one thing many professionals (including doctors) forget is we

are

> human. It is okay to feel sad if you are sad, it is okay to be

> frustrated it you are frustrated and it is surely okay to say " I

have

> had enough " when someone has gotten on that last and final nerve.

>

> I give you credit for doing what you do every day. I wish I had 1/2

of

> the strength which most of you show when going through a 3 year back

> nightmare with my back specialists. I don't think I would be where I

> am now.

>

> Hang in there Mike, I will always keep you in my thoughts.

>

> Sue Lynn

>

[Guest guest]

Ur not whiny...at least no more than any of the rest of us were....LOL

Don't wait for calls! Call again everyday at LEAST once a day! U could call in

morning, then again after lunch, then again before end of day. Lite that fire

under their a**es. The squeeky wheel gets the grease!!!

I would push hard for having it done before end of year! Call the doctors office

daily also letting them know u aren't getting a response. They get busy n forget

about little details...keep it at the front of their minds! You would be amazed

how doctors can get things pushed thru.

Good luck,

Deanna

Sent from my iPhone

On Dec 1, 2008, at 7:32 PM, " kimleach " <kimleach@...> wrote:

Thanks Deb

I don't think that there will be a problem getting the insurance company to

approve the procedure. I feel if they had any qualms about it they would have

not given approval for the trial in the first place. Of course that is logical

thinking on my part and insurance companies do not do things logically most of

the time as we all know.

What I am trying to get around is the insurance taking their own sweet time

getting the approval which could take 2-3 weeks then we are in the holiday time.

By then I am sure it would be after New Years before the surgeon could get me

in.

Now this is all conjecture on my part. Just from my experience in the past.

I really do not want to have to wait until January to have this done. Besides

the pain issues, I have already paid my deductible and all that mess this year.

It would save me quite a few $$$ to get it done before the end of this year.

I did not get a call back from the reps today SIGH. I don't want to sound like a

whiny B**ch but I am sooo tired of waiting for people to call me back and being

so out of control in my own life and health issues.

Kim

Re: mad > Mike

-Thank you sue. The ticket due on dec 15 I see my doctor on 10 so I

will get him to sign a new handicap tsg then take it to motor vechile

get the tag take it to court and the fine will be void. Mike group

owner-- In Stimulator <mailto:Stimulator%40>

<mailto:Stimulator%40>

<mailto:Stimulator%40>

, " Sue Elvins " <apageor2@...>

wrote:

>

> Sorry you had to deal with the cop who decided he needed to get his

> quota in for the end of the month Mike. Unfortunately, that is how a

> lot of them are any more. I was watching a show the other day called

> Parking Wars and let me tell you they need to earn a day's pay just

> like everyone else and even though I don't always agree with some of

> the things which they do, Being as everyone needs to make a living

> sometimes it can be understand the other person's shoes in the heat

of

> the moment.

>

> Rather than raise a fuss about it wouldn't it be better to resolve

it

> and move forward? From what I have been reading in your postings, it

> sounds like you don't need any more stress than you currently have.

> So, with that being said, how would you best assume this matter be

> closed so you can take care of the business at hand? No one wants to

> admit we have done something wrong or possibly made a mistake

however

> the one thing many professionals (including doctors) forget is we

are

> human. It is okay to feel sad if you are sad, it is okay to be

> frustrated it you are frustrated and it is surely okay to say " I

have

> had enough " when someone has gotten on that last and final nerve.

>

> I give you credit for doing what you do every day. I wish I had 1/2

of

> the strength which most of you show when going through a 3 year back

> nightmare with my back specialists. I don't think I would be where I

> am now.

>

> Hang in there Mike, I will always keep you in my thoughts.

>

> Sue Lynn

>