When I lived in Alaska my thyroid stopped working. I didn't know it at the time, I assumed my irritability was from the darkness. So did my Doc. Without any real tests at all, he gave me Zoloft. (They give ADs out like candy during the winter in Alaska.) For 6 months it seemed to work great. But after that I noticed side effects like gaining weight, and just not caring, being forgetf
[quote]But they do have a choice. They could have chosen not to join the program.[/quote] She's the only gig in town, so every Insurance company sends their people to her....I saw at least 200 Insurance Claims in the box mine went into.... That's pretty brisk business unless she's truly taking a $300 loss (or more) per wig....but then, why would she accept Insurance at all then? She has to be making p
I wanted to give an update since so many took the time to share their thoughts on this topic. After chemo today I strolled up to the Insurance office (same building). I spoke with a representative and he said exactly what everyone here is saying. My insurance was for any wig in the store. (I could have gotten the most expensive one there!) It is spelled out in their contract
[quote]thankfully, it wasn't. Went in tonight to get my money and extra value meal tickets and saw him working. I really didn't think it was him. He's a pretty good kid. The assistant manager told me tonight that she was shocked at who it was when she found out[/quote] To me that is kinda like confirmation for what you're doing with your teen group...like God said, See KFC, it could easily have been him...what you're doing matters, it af
Me too.
[quote]I probably shouldn't but I do. [/quote] I think it's a personality thing. [e digicons]:grin:[/e]
There are well over 250 million privately-owned firearms in the U.S. , including nearly 100 million handguns and tens of millions of “assault weapons”— the types of firearms that gun control supporters have tried the hardest to get banned—and the number of firearms typically rises about 4 million per year. <a href="http://www.nraila.org/Issues/FactSheets/Read.aspx?id=
lol...a computer STD....
[quote]With such statistics it is time for some serious thought.[/quote]" [In 2005] There were 6, 420,000 auto accidents. 42,636 people were killed. About 115 people die every day in vehicle crashes in the United States - - one death every 13 minutes." </s
[quote]quitcherbellyachin[/quote] I'm not belly achin! I like it. [e digicons];P[/e]
[quote] If you had not told us, I doubt anyone would know.[/quote] lol, I pretty much tell anyone who compliments my hair....the women say, "Oh, you have such beautiful hair!" But the whole time they're eyeing it like....how the heck does she grow that stuff so thick and perfect? I say, "Thank you. It's not mine." Usually th ey smi
[quote]So the whole thing was between 8-9 pm. I may find out tomorrow who actually took this when I go back up to get reimbursed tomorrow.[/quote] I am really hoping it wasn't the boy you know.
[quote]so back to the question "What are the chances?" [/quote] I'd be interested to know (if there were such a data base) the odds you would not only get your wallet back within a few hours, but to have the person who stole the money busted within 24 hours. Wow. That's some divine of justice you got going on there....
[quote]Tonya, even sick you puts other women to shame. The wig looks great and you look so lovely. [/quote] Ah thanks Tex...fake hair and make-up go a looooong way while on chemo ;) The chemo is eating my muscle up though....I'm not half as strong as I was before...but I'll work on that when its done... Tuesday I take #3 (of 6) big gun chemo (the one that makes
[quote]Looks great, Tova. It's a keeper[/quote] Well it makes me feel a little more human, a little less like a freak. Of course when the eyebrows go...lol, the freak show begins! It's real human hair, which is why it was so expensive. (Or in my mind $600 is expensive, some of my black girlfriends who are really into wigs told me that it's a good deal.) <span style="font-size: sma
[quote]I'm not sure if they are turning the kid in or not. I may ask about that when I go back in to get reimbursed. I did tell the manager tonight on the phone that I believe when this happens they need to press charges and hold the kid accountable or they'll just be repeat offenders. Who knows how long or how much he/she has stolen thus far? [/quote] Since the wallet was on the counter, I dunno, that makes it tricker in my mind, legally speaking (not
[quote]Mystery solved. The manager called to tell me he saw who took my wallet. I asked him if he knew who it was and he said "yes ma'm." I then asked if it was an employee and he again said "yes ma'm." He then went on to tell me it surprised him but this person doesn't work for him anymore. He is going to reimburse me for the cash taken and give us a couple of free meals. I feel for the kid who did this. It's an expensive lesson to learn but hopefully it's a "live and learn" moment for him/h
Thumping and Bumping only means one thing in this family, and since JU is PG-13 I won't get into the details....buwhahahahaha. I haven't watched the news since the day after the shooting because I can't stand to hear anymore. I figure in a couple days it should have cleared the airways....hopefully. Enjoyed the way you linked personal past to public present. 
I was thinking along the lines of BFD and Elvis. I love rock n'roll...every generation has its own sound.... One sure way to make it more popular is to ban it. [e digicons];P[/e]
[quote]I'm glad your husband is going to go in and deal with the co-pay. You don't need a guilt trip.[/quote] Yeah no kidding....he can't wait to go...he's really mad. I want to talk to the insurance office first...and report it. [quote]B needs to take responsibility for her mistake (if it was one - I'm frankly not so sure) and for those of her employees. If they showed you the wrong wig, knowing you were a contracted insurance pati
wow, thanks for this info!! I FB all the time, and pretty much am over the application/quiz/stuff....but what great information!! I'm going to link this on my FB page!
[quote]You have the wig. Let B file the insurance claim (as a contracted provider, they are obligated to do so) and do not pay her a penny more than the amount your insurance company says you owe (you have a contract with them, too). The piece of paper B had you sign when you picked up the wig is fraudulent, completely worthless, obligates you to nothing and would be laughed out of court if B tried to go after you.[/quote] Thanks D. I like the way
[quote]If your having some kind of crisis of conscience [/quote] It's not a crisis necessarily, I just want to do the right thing. My husband and I usually agree on what that is, but not this time....
[quote]She has to do what she agreed to do. [/quote] That's what the insurance co said too. It just seems to me that she doesn't know her wig girl is basically selling her high end wigs for $175. That's probably why she put up signs ... This is hard because all wigs are not created equal and it sounds like between her insurance coding ignorance, the wig girl's incompetence, and the insurance co
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