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Thursday, April 12, 2012
You Sue-er People Are Ruining My Life!
Like yesterday. Oh my goodness. Yesterday...........
Hang on while I back the ADD train up and get you up to speed.
#4 has JRA (for those of you who are new. Hi, new people!). She's 7 and has been on methotrexate (a chemotherapy drug) for a month now. With no results. Zip. Nada. Bupkiss. In fact she's gotten worse. (Both knees, two toes, an ankle and a foot) Monday, we made the hour long trek down to Scottish Rite hospital to meet with her rheumatologist. (I'm going to start calling her Dr. Rheumy.) Dr Rheumy prescribed an immuno-suppressant to add to the chemo to try and stop the destruction of her joints. (It's a lot to take in. Stop when you need to......ready to keep going? Good.) The only hitch in our giddy-up was that if she happened to have Tuberculosis, it would be really ugly, so they tested her.
Have you ever had a TB test before? I hadn't. It's a shot. Another one. They put the gunk under the skin on your arm and then wait 48 hours to see what it does. If you get an injection site bruise, you're healthy. If is gets red, swollen, and lumpy.....you need to see a doctor. So they placed it at the hospital and said that her pediatrician could read it, or a nurse, or a PA, or just about any medical person with extra letters after their name. They sign the paper; we fax it in; she starts the new medication. Easy Peasy.
They lied. Because, you see, they'd forgotten about the sue-er people. (You knew I'd get to them eventually.)
I called our family doctor on Wed just before lunch to see if we could pop in to have him take a look and sign the paper. (It's the one benefit of having a sick kid. The doctor becomes a friend. He even lets me call him Travis, which is kinda weird because his name is Steve.)
"I can't," Travis said. "The medical group that owns the office won't let me read any TB test I haven't placed. If I could, I'd swing by your house and do it on my way home so that you don't have to drag the whole crew out with you, but they won't let me. I'd be fired if I did."
"What?" asked the incredulous me. "Why would they fire you?"
"Because if I read it, then I'm guaranteeing that the test was done right. If it wasn't, then you could sue." We both know I won't, but I let it drop. He was genuinely sorry, and I'm not going to jeopardize his family for a dumb TB test that the hospital said anyone could read. (The truth is that the day may come when I ask him to stand on principle with us and risk his job. I'm saving that atomic option for the big stuff. This isn't big. Yet.)
So I went across the street to CVS because they have a clinic. The P.A. looked at #4's arm and confidently said, "That's a negative test result."
To which I replied, "Great. Can you sign the paper that says that."
"Oh, no ma'am. It's against out policy. If I signed that you could sue me."
So I went to the ER clinic thing down the way. "That's definitely a negative test."
"Can you sign?"
"Nuh-uh. I'd get fired. You could sue us."
By the time I got to the last clinic near us (yes, I realize it would have been faster to drive the hour to downtown Dallas.....I get it NOW. Yesterday I was looking for a little easier.) The super nice doctor looked at #4 and repeated the now familiar words. "She doesn't have TB, but I can't sign your paper. I'd get fired and you could sue."
My daughter looked up at me with an exasperated huff and said "Why can't anyone help us?"
"It's because we're looking for healers, my love, and they've all been replaced by bureaucrats."
So we made the hour drive for the less than 5 minute exam and then the hour drive home. What should have taken 10 minutes at a local doctor's office had taken over 6 hours, but at least we now had the new prescription to take to the pharmacy.
When I went back to pick up her refills and the new one, the pharmacy tech said "I'm sorry Mrs Frech. You'll have to come back."
"Is there a problem?"
"The pharmacist isn't here and she has to counsel you on the methotrexate. It's company policy."
"She already did. Last month. This is a refill."
"She has to do it every time. We can't give you the medication until she checks the box that says she read the warning information to you."
"The same script as last month? Why can't you read it?"
"I'm not a pharmacist. I'm not qualified. If I did it and you didn't understand what I said..."
"I could sue?"
"Yes, ma'am. You could."
18 comments:
- Beth (A Mom's Life) said...
I am getting so frustrated just READING this! I can only imagine how you felt actually LIVING it!
- April 12, 2012 at 1:01 PM
- may b said...
its everywhere. i have a neighbor land lord and he cant even fix a dripping faucet bc someone might sue him if he doesn't hire a contractor.
i sweat bullets when i have to run 2 errands w a baby in tow. youre amazing.
cling to what is good. - April 12, 2012 at 1:16 PM
- Leila @ Little Catholic Bubble said...
This post makes me into a not nice person. As the daughter of a doctor, it makes me even more upset. I really hate the bureacracy we've become. I know it could be worse, and it is in many nations, but I still hate that we have to go that way. No more common sense, just lawyers getting rich and NO tort reform in health care reform (thanks, Dems).
- April 12, 2012 at 1:30 PM
- Dwija {House Unseen} said...
This. Is. MADDENING!
- April 12, 2012 at 1:33 PM
- Karie, the Regular Guy's Extraordinary Wife said...
Please,please call me next time you need to run someone to the doc's or just a quick errand to the store or something. Just give me a call a few minutes before and tell me how many I am getting. I will be happy to watch children. My children will be happy to watch your children - I mean play, play with your children. :D
- April 12, 2012 at 1:39 PM
Good golly. Probably best that I didn't know all this when talking to you last night- ABSURD isn't even the word... That whole refill thing is absolute nonsense. Find a different pharmacy pronto. Last time i got a scrip filled I asked the pharmacist about it since it was for a 3 year old and I'd never had experience with it. Her response was to take the paper description out of my hand and read it to me, twice... huh? I called the main office of the pharmacy to have a discussion with her boss on that one.
- April 12, 2012 at 1:50 PM
- Kaitlin @ More Like Mary said...
I'm tense just reading this! I would be livid.
- April 12, 2012 at 2:00 PM
- Bronwen said...
I feel like we're all living in crazy town and the clowns are running it.
- April 12, 2012 at 2:49 PM
God love ya. I would so not have handled that situation well AT ALL. And then to have that happen with the pharmacy? Have mercy!!!!!
- April 12, 2012 at 3:19 PM
- JoAnna said...
How frustrating!! I'm sorry you had to go through all that hassle.
- April 12, 2012 at 3:25 PM
- Lena said...
That must be some super (don't mean to scare you, but I am) dangerous drug to have to receive counsel of a drug refill. Some drugstore have waivers you can sign saying you refused couseling. It depends on store policy and the pharmacy rules and regs in your state plus federal rules and regs.
I've had so many t.b. tests I can't even count them all. The latest was by a school nurse when I worked in the school, but the school nurse was the one who gave me the test.
Yep, those sue-er people are a pain. On the other hand, those with licenses of various sorts also have rules they have to follow.
I could understand your frustration though. And what the hell is a pharmacy doing being open if there is not a licensed pharmacist on staff or at least on call? Is that legal? - April 12, 2012 at 8:17 PM
- Danya @ He Adopted Me First said...
While we're at it, I'd like to thank the guy with the shoe-bomb, because it is such a joy to have all seven of my children remove their shoes for security screenings at the airport. Not.
- April 13, 2012 at 12:13 AM
- Kara said...
Oh *headdesk*
- April 13, 2012 at 12:43 AM
At least we don't have to remove our underwear at the airport. Remember the underwear bomber?
Lena - April 13, 2012 at 6:46 AM
- Packrat said...
Sadly, this is so true. Happened to a friend of mine who just because he worked in the same department as a supposedly careless employee got sued - not only as an employee but personally. And, the judge allowed it. Maybe we should go after the judges?
- April 13, 2012 at 1:24 PM
- Linda said...
We finally have proof that the inmates are running the asylum.
- April 15, 2012 at 7:44 AM
- capchessguy said...
ugg...stupid people. - April 15, 2012 at 12:59 PM
- Liza Jane said...
Oh man, I'm sorry. Things sure have changed since even I was that age (and was on methotrexate)
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22 Dead from Flu in Pa. - Did You Get Your Flu Shot?
Statistics released Tuesday from the state Department of Health show flu cases continue to rise locally and across Pennsylvania.
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5:58 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
That's what happens when you stick them all in a tent
6:58 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Is that what that is? I thought that it was the swamp in MASH...
7:44 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
According to the health departments website, it looks as if, even though it's an early flu season, we're actually at about the same numbers as every other flu season.
Approximately 600,000 to 1.3 million people contract the flu every year. So, I'm not clear on why this year is cause for alarm. If so many people are affected every year, it doesn't seem like the flu shot is working for the average healthy adult (and why would it when it's made out of last year's strain).
Seems to me as if we're just trying to scare people again with "widespread epidemic " wording.
The flu sucks. But it sucks to the same extent every year. So let's not go all Howard Hughes over it.
Also, I need coffee. I'm cranky.
7:49 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
And also, I think the increase in lab confirmed flu is due to more people being tested by a lab.. Not more flu sufferers.
8:06 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
OK, one more thought and then I promise to go away.. I'm reading the symptoms and they look like regular symptoms for lots of stuff. Sore throat? Cough? Fever? Hmmm.. Sounds brutal.
Tell me that this year's flu causes bleeding from the eyes. THEN maybe I'll get on board with the panic.
OK.. I'm going away now. Coffee is ready!
9:00 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
To funny morgen, lol If sick people would just stay home & take care of themselves, less sickness would be going around. Guess there are just to many people who just don't care.
9:58 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
so true! were I work most of the people come in sick and make everyone else sick, so selfish!
1:30 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
People would be able to stay home if we had sick days, or a company who cared about our health. They don't. They want you to show up and that's all that matters. Many people care, but also have bills to pay.
10:58 am on Tuesday, January 15, 2013
I agree with Morgan jobs need to give more sick days there shoul be 12 sick days a year people can not go with out money these days so they go in sick and everyone else gets sick so they can make money I'm home sick and just lost two days pay so now there goes an unpaid bill most people live pay check by paycheck. Dont blame the sick people blame the selfish comapines
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10:44 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
People be smarter. Wfmz ran a story yesterday. In it they stated that one third(see 1 in 3) of the people with the flue this season did not get the flu shot. So that means 2 out of 3 did get it and got the flu. That means you are way more likely to get the flu if you get the sh. ot. Wake up people you are a money source for big pharma nothing else. Any of you see the recall of thousands of vials of this years flu shots because of things floating in the vials. Yep quality control...
12:19 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
I don't think you need to tell us to wake up, because it looks like we actually agree with that.. :)
1:33 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Lets instill fear so people run out for the flu shot and get the flu anyway. Its just big pharmas time to cash in on the panic.
Rachael B
2:06 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
I would love to know the numbers of people that have the flu like me and are staying home not running out to infect others and then get an accurate total of how many people this "flu" has actually affected :) PS I had the shot too due to medical conditions LOL guess who will bypass that next year!
Rachael B
2:18 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
One more thing...how do we get ppl to wash their hands and sanitize...geez such an easy concept!
Mary Anne Looby
2:22 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
I think we need to ban discussions like these!
Joy Full
5:00 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
A friend of mine developed Bells Palsy after getting a flu shot years ago, which is why I will never get one. Ever. Had the flu plenty of times - including the dreaded Swine Flu. NBD. I'm healthy. I lived.
11:22 am on Thursday, January 10, 2013
Since they started offering flu shots each year, I have gotten it once. Got so sick I couldn't function. Called the doctor who said 'oh, you can get mild symptoms of the flu after the shot'....if that was mild, I'd hate to see severe. Haven't gotten one since. Have I had the flu, probably, as I have had some pretty wicked colds, but none rivaled the symptoms of the 'after effects' of the flu shot. Take care of yourself, and sanitize and this too shall pass.


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As much as I love the Silent Hill series...don't get Silent Hill Downpour. The game play is good, and the story is passable; but, the monsters are very unoriginal, and I just didn't get into it at all. I played maybe 3 hours, and I had to stop. The rest of the SH games are amazing though; I would definitely check them out.
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Oldie: Conan
- low budget God of War rip off, extreme cheap final boss, naked women and Ron Perlman do not save this title
The Amazing Spider Man
- for the most part it is boring, ridiculously long, graphics are murky, second beenox spider man game that fails to match Shattered Dimensions
X-men: Destiny
- Silicon Knights proves Unreal3 wasn't to blame, one of the worst games of the generation, can't even get basic settings details right
El Shaddai: Voice of the Metatron
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Asura's Wrath
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Katamari Forever. Boring. Two player mode is kind of a let-down.
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Agreed 100%. I wasted money and time on this piece of ****.
Guerrilla was good game. I was very impressed with this game and loved to blow up stuff especially with the dynamite that sticks to the buildings and then when you press the button there is a series of explosions which looked superb.
There newest edition is one of the worst games I have played.
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Lord of the Rings: War in the North
I'm not a huge LOTR fan but feel there is a lot of gaming potential in the franchise and the old PS2 games were excellent from what I can remember, so it puzzles me as to why they can't create something really good for the PS3/360.
Reasons to avoid:
1. The Levels and Enemies are really repetitive.
2. The AI characters are pretty useless and incredibly stupid.
3. The story line is obviously a half hearted attempt at playing with the movie and it is accompanied by some of the worst voice overs I have ever heard in a game.
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MARYSVILLE — Don Gillette is 84 years old, hard of hearing and lives by himself, so by his own admission, just keeping up with day-to-day tasks can be a challenge anymore.
On the annual observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, seniors and people with disabilities, such as Gillette, benefit from the efforts of area students who choose to make it "a day on, not a day off," as part of Snohomish County's MLK Day of Service.
On Monday, Jan. 21, Gillette received a visit from members of the Marysville Minority Achievers Program and the Marysville-Pilchuck High School Volunteer Club, who pitched in to clean his kitchen and two bathrooms in his mobile home, in addition to touching up his windows and doing some dusting and vacuuming.
"Those rooms are pretty much where I live," Gillette said. "It's easy to say, 'Oh, I'll do it tomorrow,' but that gangs up on you after a while. You get old and stubborn and still think you can do everything by yourself, but just scrubbing the floor makes me feel like I'm done for the week."
Gillette received an MLK Day of Service visit last year from another group of student volunteers, and he praised both groups of students for their concern and commitment to this cause.
"These kids have done a good job," Gillette said. "They're very courteous, and what they've done has made me so appreciative that it makes me want to do something for someone else."
When the roughly dozen Marysville students streamed through his front door, Gillette laughed, "I don't have that many rooms," but volunteers such as Jennifer Cabrera and Angel Avalos see descending on site in force as one way to get the job done as efficiently as possible.
"If your mind is set up to do it, you can clean up really fast," said Avalos, a junior at M-PHS. "It takes teamwork, though."
"We can't go to every single house of someone who's in need, but little by little, we hope we've made the community better," said Cabrera, a senior at Marysville Mountain View High School.
While Avalos marked his first MLK Day of Service this year, Monday was Cabrera's third and final such Day of Service as a high school student, although former students such as Marysville Getchell High School Class of 2011 graduate Omar Delacruz have returned, as he did on Monday to help clean Gillette's kitchen.
"It's a fun thing to do with your friends," Avalos said. "You each do what you're capable of."
"Every year, it seems like they're doing something that I feel like I can help out with," Cabrera said. "I'm giving back to the community for how it's helped me out."
Although Avalos and Cabrera agreed that waking up early on those MLK Days of Service can be painful, Cabrera echoed Avalos' assessment by saying that the day goes by more quickly working with friends.
"One lady I visited two years in a row wrote us a letter to say thank you," Cabrera said. "She didn't remember my name, but she remembered my face, and she was so grateful when we came back."
"Our country was built on doing for others," said Gillette, who lived through the Great Depression and remembers years when his father didn't receive his first wages for the year until March. "If you need help, where do you go? I wasn't aware of these services until I started using them. When people come into your home to help you, you start asking yourself, 'What can I do?'"
The MLK Day of Service in Snohomish County is a partnership of United Way of Snohomish County, the YMCA of Snohomish County, Catholic Community Services and Senior Corps.
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When Dorothy sets off to see the wizard of Oz, she is joined by others seeking a heart, a brain and courage.
For students at North Hardin High School, being involved in a production of "The Wiz" also has been a journey of sorts to find a variety of traits.
Appropriately enough, senior Joshua Navarrette found the courage to play the Cowardly Lion.
"Two years ago I never thought I'd be a lead character," Navarrette said.
Though he had been in choir since third grade, Navarrette was new to drama. When he auditioned for "The Wiz" he originally tried for the role of Scarecrow. "The Wiz" debuted on Broadway in 1975 as an urbanized version of "The Wizard of Oz" that exclusively featured black actors.
Because he enjoys singing and dancing, Navarrette has been able to overcome his shyness.
A.J. Robinson made a similar observation.
"It helps me in a lot of ways but mostly in confidence," the senior said, of the performing arts in general.
Robinson, who played Tin Man, said being in performing arts, such as band, drama and choir, gave him "the trait to want to try other things."
Sarah Hack, a senior, echoed the sentiment that being involved in the performing arts helped build confidence. Hack has been active in theater for about five years and in choir since about the second grade, she said.
Hack said she was drawn to the "judgment-free zone" created by participating in performing arts at North Hardin High School.
"It helps you make friends," Hack, who plays Addaperle, the Good Witch of the North, said.
Hack, who plans on pursuing a career as a doctor, said she got scholarships for making all-state with the choir.
For senior Aaron Nosich, who played several minor roles as well as worked backstage, the production required him to be more organized.
Being involved in "The Wiz" also took him out of his comfort zone because his role required him to dance, despite being tall and not really being able to dance well, he said. Others have gotten to know him better because of that.
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NHHS choir director Beth Root said students to get to know others who are different than themselves as well as those who are similar while participating in the performing arts. Additionally they learn what the do and don't like about working in a group.
"I feel that through the arts, the students learn what creativity can be, not what it is," Root said.
Made possible through funds from the "Glee Give a Note Campaign" and through a grant from Very Special Arts of Kentucky, "The Wiz" also afforded students experience in a group dynamic, she said.
Part of that group dynamic is learning to get along with all the other actors, senior Kathleen Garcia said.
Garcia, who played Evillene, the Wicked Witch of the West, cited her own important discovery on her journey in the world of performing arts.
"It helps me be me because I've never really found myself in anything else," she said.
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