Re: surrendered meds - I'm starting to have fu...

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_ltpat228@..._ (mailto:ltpat228@...) writes: << Why are you

mailing instead of hand delivering your correspondance?>>

I see no benefit to hand delivery. Besides, I don't have the energy to be

running all day. I feel that if I could endure all the hand deliveries then I

*should* be able to use that time to be at work, at least part-time. I live

over an hour away from all these offices and do not drive myself unless

absolutely necessary. I took myself out of work because I felt that I was an

endangerment being on the road under the influence of narcotics and muscle

relaxers

(fell asleep behind the wheel at 65 mph one too many times), and hand

delivery is a waste of gas.

Also, hand-delivering is their word against mine because I'd never get past

the receptionist and I don't trust them as far as I can walk (which isn't

very far)! I already have 1 discrepancy with their disposal count of meds. With

US post I can request a signature.

Best regards,

Patty A

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Hand delivery is never the preferred method UNLESS someone is being

served...in a legal setting certified mail is the way to go.....

Deb RN

From: spinal problems

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Sent: Friday, November 21, 2008 9:07 AM

spinal problems

Subject: Re: Re: surrendered meds - I'm starting

to have fu...

_ltpat228@... <mailto:_ltpat228%40comcast.net> _

(mailto:ltpat228@... <mailto:ltpat228%40comcast.net> ) writes: <<

Why are you

mailing instead of hand delivering your correspondance?>>

I see no benefit to hand delivery. Besides, I don't have the energy to be

running all day. I feel that if I could endure all the hand deliveries then

I

*should* be able to use that time to be at work, at least part-time. I live

over an hour away from all these offices and do not drive myself unless

absolutely necessary. I took myself out of work because I felt that I was an

endangerment being on the road under the influence of narcotics and muscle

relaxers

(fell asleep behind the wheel at 65 mph one too many times), and hand

delivery is a waste of gas.

Also, hand-delivering is their word against mine because I'd never get past

the receptionist and I don't trust them as far as I can walk (which isn't

very far)! I already have 1 discrepancy with their disposal count of meds.

With

US post I can request a signature.

Best regards,

Patty A

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Hi Ya Patty A,

I see you still having trouble. I've been following your post, and just wanted

to say hello, and to let you know I am pulling for ya. I know all to well what

you are going through, it can get really rough sometimes, when there are other

responsible parties involved, and when docs are working for the insurance

company instead of looking out for your well be-ing. I had one like that, when I

left the hospital, they gave me a Rx for pain killers, and when the PM found out

he said well go back to that doc instead of coming to him. He was a real a$$,

but he's got 4 offices in the area I live. He has built off the suffering of

others, and will get his upcoming in the end.

Anyways I didn't mean to carry on about my past. I hope this finds you in less

pain, and you keep your head up lady. Have a safe and painless weekend.

 

george

 

The dog has seldom been successful in pulling man up to its level of sagacity,

but man has frequently dragged the dog down to his. Thurber

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From: " NCGorgeous1963@... " <NCGorgeous1963@...>

spinal problems

Sent: Friday, November 21, 2008 9:07:19 AM

Subject: Re: Re: surrendered meds - I'm starting to

have fu...

_ltpat228comcast (DOT) net_ (mailto:ltpat228comcast (DOT) net) writes: << Why are you

mailing instead of hand delivering your correspondance? >>

I see no benefit to hand delivery. Besides, I don't have the energy to be

running all day. I feel that if I could endure all the hand deliveries then I

*should* be able to use that time to be at work, at least part-time. I live

over an hour away from all these offices and do not drive myself unless

absolutely necessary. I took myself out of work because I felt that I was an

endangerment being on the road under the influence of narcotics and muscle

relaxers

(fell asleep behind the wheel at 65 mph one too many times), and hand

delivery is a waste of gas.

Also, hand-delivering is their word against mine because I'd never get past

the receptionist and I don't trust them as far as I can walk (which isn't

very far)! I already have 1 discrepancy with their disposal count of meds. With

US post I can request a signature.

Best regards,

Patty A

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Debra wrote:

in a legal setting certified mail is the way to go.....

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Well of course it is - LOL.

I do not recall reading where these letters were sent certified,

this

is why I suggest hand delivering to insure their arrival.

And if this circumstance is already in the full blown legal phase,

the

party's Attorney will be handling the correspondance...

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Debra wrote:

Pat,

This wasn't meant to be an argument just information......

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I totally concur as I do not argue nor debate.

Simply stated - I share my experiences.

Take what you need...and leave the rest.

For me, I conduct my business in person as much as possible, and I

receive written receipts or confirmation for all my transactions.

I wear a badge and still perform my personal affairs in the same

manner.

It will be crystal clear the other party is receiving my materials

and I assure them I have received their's.

We're on the same page, Debra...just different methods - LOL. O

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