Lab Work and Insurance

[Guest guest]

First the good news! Went to the doctor this morning. He says I'm showing

non-diabetic readings (on the meds). HbA1C is 5.6!! Unfortunately, we can

both look at the logs and see that the slightest bit of stress or extra

carbs makes the readings go up, so I don't get off the meds yet. Oh, well,

any improvement is a good one.

Now the bad news. I've got a great new job, with new insurance, and Doc's

not on any of the panels. I asked him about getting on one, and told him

what my choices were. He responded, and I quote, " Boy, are you screwed! "

Then he handed me 3 months worth of free meds, and said I didn't have to

come back for 4 months. I'm gonna take the PPO option and see him out of

plan. I've got a keeper.

Robin G.

The untrue never is; the true never isn't.

Krishna

[Guest guest]

Congratulations, Robin!

Lab Work and Insurance

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>

> First the good news! Went to the doctor this morning. He says I'm

showing

> non-diabetic readings (on the meds). HbA1C is 5.6!! Unfortunately, we

can

> both look at the logs and see that the slightest bit of stress or extra

> carbs makes the readings go up, so I don't get off the meds yet. Oh,

well,

> any improvement is a good one.

>

> Now the bad news. I've got a great new job, with new insurance, and Doc's

> not on any of the panels. I asked him about getting on one, and told him

> what my choices were. He responded, and I quote, " Boy, are you screwed! "

>

> Then he handed me 3 months worth of free meds, and said I didn't have to

> come back for 4 months. I'm gonna take the PPO option and see him out of

> plan. I've got a keeper.

>

> Robin G.

>

> The untrue never is; the true never isn't.

> Krishna

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