Sorry but I'm gonna have to go in a corner and cry for a while. Partly for gratefulness and another that it brings back memories of NICU days with my youngest. They're so helpless, yet God has them in His hands and has given great knowledge, wisdom, and experience to the medical team.She is out of surgery. It went really well. She is on pain medication now, but she’s awake, breathing, and moving well. Thank you all for praying and thinking of us. Love you guys.View attachment 455990
Sorry but I'm gonna have to go in a corner and cry for a while. Partly for gratefulness and another that it brings back memories of NICU days with my youngest. They're so helpless, yet God has them in His hands and has given great knowledge, wisdom, and experience to the medical team.
What a miracle life is.
Bingo. The world has been (for decades) and is becoming a much better place. The exposure is different though. You nailed it.Statistically it’s so much better than it was just a couple decades ago. Less violence, teen pregnancy, rape. I think social media and the 24 hour news cycle makes us feel like everyone is crazy by just showing us the bad that happens. If we had a 24 hour video and news feed on the inhumane violence and rape in Times Square and elsewhere NYC in the 1970’s and 80’s we would have thought society was collapsing then as well.
I understand, life is really hard and I’ve been thru medical tribulations twice both times with insurance both times with loved ones. Took our life savings to zero, twice. But insurance is not always the saving grace, as advertised. One tactic I used was to tell the office/billing manager “we were self pay” which was true. They sometimes would reduce totals by 40-50% for that cash option. Stay strong, and be glad your loved one got good care from good drs. And a good LordI wish, I'm so broke, it's not funny. Medical bills have literally taken everything. About to find out more tomorrow. Ive not had a break in so long, I'm expecting the worst.
This is not 100% accurate. I believe this is the case with the hospital itself, but the physicians groups can send it into collections. . . unfortunately. Ive paid a massive amount, thinking I was doing the right thing. They want to pick the bone clean.Medical facilities also won’t turn over to collections as long as you are making a regular payment. They also don’t charge interest. So, if you are healthy now and hoped to avoid more in the immediate future, just pay what you can each and every month.
Thanks. They cut the bill in half, which obviously helped. But going from $200k to $100k was enough to drown me initially, then the charges keep coming in through recovery, etc. No joke, literally lost everything. I'm usually pretty private about this stuff, but at this point it doesn't really matter. Almost have to laugh at it. Fingers crossed for tomorrow, my final hope.I understand, life is really hard and I’ve been thru medical tribulations twice both times with insurance both times with loved ones. Took our life savings to zero, twice. But insurance is not always the saving grace, as advertised. One tactic I used was to tell the office/billing manager “we were self pay” which was true. They sometimes would reduce totals by 40-50% for that cash option. Stay strong, and be glad your loved one got good care from good drs. And a good Lord
Sorry but I'm gonna have to go in a corner and cry for a while. Partly for gratefulness and another that it brings back memories of NICU days with my youngest. They're so helpless, yet God has them in His hands and has given great knowledge, wisdom, and experience to the medical team.
What a miracle life is.
I thought it was wild when I learned that almost all embryos of vertebrates are basically indistinguishable. Can't tell whether it's going to be rabbit or a human.Boom. You never really feel as amazed and convinced of intelligent design than when you witness an ultrasound, see the gradual growth of your wife’s womb, and birth of a baby. Was just dumbfounded at it all lol.
You can always get help here. We’re pretty good at that.Thanks. They cut the bill in half, which obviously helped. But going from $200k to $100k was enough to drown me initially, then the charges keep coming in through recovery, etc. No joke, literally lost everything. I'm usually pretty private about this stuff, but at this point it doesn't really matter. Almost have to laugh at it. Fingers crossed for tomorrow, my final hope.
This is not 100% accurate. I believe this is the case with the hospital itself, but the physicians groups can send it into collections. . . unfortunately. Ive paid a massive amount, thinking I was doing the right thing. They want to pick the bone clean.