Dr purr requests of my own

Lesley wrote:
> On 27 Oct, 12:53, Jack Campin - bogus address
> wrote:
>>> As for the knee, frozen sweetcorn is your friend.
>>
>> Rubbish.
>>
>> Frozen peas RULE!!!
>>
> I findf it easier to mould a bag of sweetcorn than a bag of peas
> possibly because sweetcorn is a little smaller but I wouldn't say no
> to frozen peas either
>
> Lesley
>
> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

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A lot of purrs for you, Dan; so sorry for your medical problem; have you
considered asking the doctors to set up a payment plan for you all?
thinking of you,
Christine
"Daniel Mahoney" wrote in message

> It seems that I've been asking for a lot of purrs lately. Sorry about
> that, but I need to ask again.
>
> My family doc referred me to an ortho surgeon for my knee injury. He
> believed that I had torn the meniscus cartilage in my knee, and the
> surgeon agrees. The surgeon wants me to go in for an MRI to see if there
> is any other damage.
>
> I am gainfully employed, in a decent job. I have medical insurance -
> medical insurance that is considered by many to be pretty good. But even
> with my insurance, the MRI and surgery will cost me over $1500. That is
> simply obscene.
>
> I can't afford this now. Nancy and I don't have that kind of cash on
> hand. We will have in a just a few months, so I'm going to wait til
> then. The purrs I am asking for are that I can avoid doing something
> dumb and injuring my knee any worse.
>
> Dan
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Daniel Mahoney wrote:

> It seems that I've been asking for a lot of purrs lately. Sorry about
> that, but I need to ask again.
>
> My family doc referred me to an ortho surgeon for my knee injury. He
> believed that I had torn the meniscus cartilage in my knee, and the
> surgeon agrees. The surgeon wants me to go in for an MRI to see if there
> is any other damage.
>
> I am gainfully employed, in a decent job. I have medical insurance -
> medical insurance that is considered by many to be pretty good. But even
> with my insurance, the MRI and surgery will cost me over $1500. That is
> simply obscene.
>
> I can't afford this now. Nancy and I don't have that kind of cash on
> hand. We will have in a just a few months, so I'm going to wait til
> then. The purrs I am asking for are that I can avoid doing something
> dumb and injuring my knee any worse.
>
> Dan


I'm so very sorry to hear the surgery and MRI are so expensive even with
the insurance you have.
We are sending lots and lots of healing purrs and best wishes for your
knee, Dan,
Polonca and Soncek
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> I'm so very sorry to hear the surgery and MRI are so expensive even with
> the insurance you have.
> We are sending lots and lots of healing purrs and best wishes for your
> knee, Dan,
> Polonca and Soncek

Everybody must have been sending some very impressive purrs this last
week. Today I'm walking with hardly any limp and very little discomfort.
If things keep progressing the way they have I'll have no need of
surgery or MRI.

Everybody who sent purrs my way, thank you very much.

Dan
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jofirey wrote:
> There are as many different health insurance plans in the US as you can
> imagine. Primarily there are various things they don't cover and various
> amounts and percentages you have to pay yourself. It keeps their expense
> and your cost down. And it cuts down on unnecessary procedures.
>
> I have very good coverage. Usually only have to pay $3 to $9 a month for
> any prescriptions I don't get free from the military. How much did the
> coverage cost? Twenty years of Charlie's life.
>
> But tomorrow it seems I may be out of luck. I need to get nine skin tags
> removed from my inner thighs. But usually skin tag removal is just a
> cosmetic thing. So the insurance has decided in their infinite and
> erroneous wisdom that all skin tag removal is a cosmetic thing so they won't
> pay for it. I dread finding out what this is going to cost me.
>
> Here is where it gets weird and unfathomable. If my insurance covered it,
> they would pay about $300 for the procedure, regardless of what the doctor
> charges and I wouldn't have to pay anything. But since they don't, I have
> to pay whatever the doctor charges. Probably closer to $800.
>
>
> Jo


I'm so sorry to hear that.
Purrs,
Polonca and Soncek
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Daniel Mahoney wrote:
>
> Everybody must have been sending some very impressive purrs this last
> week. Today I'm walking with hardly any limp and very little discomfort.
> If things keep progressing the way they have I'll have no need of
> surgery or MRI.


That's really awesome, Dan! The power of the purr strikes again.

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Daniel Mahoney wrote:
>> I'm so very sorry to hear the surgery and MRI are so expensive even
>> with the insurance you have.
>> We are sending lots and lots of healing purrs and best wishes for
>> your knee, Dan,
>> Polonca and Soncek
>
> Everybody must have been sending some very impressive purrs this last
> week. Today I'm walking with hardly any limp and very little
> discomfort. If things keep progressing the way they have I'll have no
> need of surgery or MRI.
>
> Everybody who sent purrs my way, thank you very much.
>
> Dan

I'm very glad to hear it! Never underestimate the power of the purr. :-)
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