So, right off the bat, the title is sarcasm. It was in a way just another day, but in the
way of just another day out of the office to take care of my health. Well, in truth, I did get three hours in the
office before running off to Richmond.
The Good: I got to Richmond with no problem, parked and
arrived at the 7th floor of the Gateway Building and Transplant Clinic with no
issues.
More Goodness: I saw
my first Osprey on the way atop the nest near the junction of Rt.4 and Rt 5 on
the way out of town.
More Goodness: The
blood draw went fine and the kidney numbers, bilirubin and white counts were
improved.
The Bad (you knew it was coming): Hemoglobin was down a bit.
Neutral: Need to wait
on results that I really need ; to see where my CMV lies. The plan right now is to start taking Valcyte
and reevaluate once the new results are in (hopefully on Friday.)
The Good: Saw my
second Osprey of the season while crossing the Rappahanock River.
Better: The Osprey
was in a dog-fight with a Bald Eagle.
The eagle clearly had the advantage with a higher altitude position. Since I was driving, I don't know how it ended.
The Good: The
Valcyte prescription was sent to the correct pharmacy
The Bad: The insurance put it on 'hold' for a
pre-authorization.
The Really Bad: I lost it, and mutter an explicative (to myself) on the
way out of the store to have a chat with my insurance company.
The Good: I maintained a civil language with the insurance
people. Notice the plural. I need to get
to the second tier to get some help.
The Really Good: My coordinator was still in the clinic and
was able to get the prescription approved.
The Worst: The cost
of the med - you simply don't want to know.
It's a truly and utterly disgusting number.
The Good: Being
blessed enough to be able to pay for the disgustingly high cost med.
The Good: I have the med that hopefully gets me back in
working order. I'm right on the border
line of needing IV meds.
The Best: God is still in control.
The Bad: I don't
always feel that way
The Good: I know
based on past experience that God is good, even if I don't always feel that
way.
Better: Tomorrow is a
new day, a new beginning .
I love you. Sorry I'm not always in a better place to help you through all of it.
ReplyDeleteYou are loved, and prayed for. I hope it all gets better. -Christa
ReplyDeleteDeb: Love you too, and we all need time to heal - including you.
ReplyDeleteChrista: Thank you so much. We love you too - our door is always open. And I think it'll get better.