Oncologist appointment update + hysterectomy date set.
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- My hysterectomy is set for March 25th. Cancer is stupid but you guys are great. Thank you for your love and support, you helped me to be confident in my appointment and I am deeply grateful!
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Dude. This is INSANE. I'm enraged on your behalf. You could edit all these videos together and turn it into a documentary about interfacing with our failure of a healthcare/insurance system. Keep your head up, Jess. You are so so loved.
Came here to say this exact thing.
Glad i don't live in America
@@JJ-vy2rhthis isn’t the norm! The cancer center where I go has been absolutely amazing!
My husband is nothing but bones. Trying to get him help and a diagnosis is a nightmare.
A Hysterectomy saved my life. I been Cancer free for 37 years. I'm praying for you.❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your testimony! This brings positive vibes! I am currently going through chemo for breast cancer hormone positive…last chemo is scheduled to be done this coming Friday, and that is my follow up question to my oncologist…would I benefit from a Hysterectomy? I don’t want to have a chance of cancer coming back in the future!
It's maddening that instead of this being the story of you getting this incredibly difficult to hear diagnosis, treatment and recovery, it has turned into a story about how badly the health care system fails at every step. I'm so sorry you have to deal with this! All the power to you! You're going to beat both the system and the cancer! Sending you all the positive vibes ❤❤❤
United Front Baby!!! Team Work makes the Dream WORK! Be annoying, be weird, be bold--the medical system is oriented to prioritize one thing, and it aint us--its $$$. Sending big time love and hugs!!
The system is so messed up😣I LOVE that Shaun walked around asking everyone if the system was back up👏🏼SO glad that you forced them to see you after waiting for such a long time. It’s not the care you deserved, but you’re one step closer because you didn’t back down👏🏼🙌🏼❤️
I kept my ovaries on the advice of the drs, 1 year later I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer that had spread. If I had know the risk I never would have kept them, and I had no genetic factors on testing. Surgical menopause isn't fun but it's easier than chemo, debulking surgery and post anti hormone treatment.
I’ve been on Lupron to suppress my ovaries for a year and a half now. I’m having a hysterectomy with ovaries next month. One, I’ll be able to stop the shots that are over $4k each. I’d be having them for the next 4 years. I figure it’s also less parts that can get cancer!
Oh, I am sorry to read this! I had a hysterectomy at 44, not because of cancer, but because of every other kind of female issue, so they took it all, I didn't need to go down any further road, but it did scare me to have the ovaries out, due to heart issues in my family and because I have a weird heart condition. I never took any hormones and just dealt with whatever came my way in terms of menopause, I am now 63, and happy I did it. I hope you are doing much better now!
This is why you make your own medical decisions; even if they don't like it. I don't trust doctor's. They can give me their opinion, but ultimately, the decision is the patients. I treated my breast cancer holistically and NONE of my doctors liked it, but I am the only one who has to live with the results good or bad. If the decision is bad, then it's because I made the decision; not a doctor who would be in my life for a short period of time.
Eat carnivore as prevention of next cancer remision.
The squeaky wheel gets the grease. You guys did a great job being squeaky haha. Thank you for the update and wishing you a safe surgery!
i cannot BELIEVE THIS! an absolute outrage. i cannot believe that you have to take care of yourself, your family, AND advocate for cancer care?? i am so so sorry. i hope you feel our support!
My doctor took my ovaries because he said it wasn't worth taking the chance to leave them. Other than hot flashes, the whole thing wasn't bad. The peace of mind i got from having my ovaries gone with the rest of it was worth every hot flash. I was 39 years old when I had it done and now I am 62. If you are done having babies, let them take the ovaries. Genetics can play a big part in the decisions but even knowing I don't have the braca gene that runs in the family, I do know that they don't know everything about how and why a person gets cancer. That made the decision to take the ovaries simple. Take care of yourself and keep on fighting for yourself! If they don't listen, GET LOUDER!
Told the Dr. if you’re taking one thing take them all I’m not planning on coming back in a year or two for another surgery, do it all or nothing. He did it all. Never regretted it.
Hi Jessica I recently found your story on You Tube. My 78 year old Mum was diagnosed on the 20th December. She got her appointment with surgeon on the 11th of January and had a full hysterectomy on the 16th of January. They removed her Uterus, both ovaries, tubes and lymph notes as the cancer had spread to the ovaries . We are in Australia. Mum spent 3 nights in hospital. 6 week recovery. cannot even pick up a Kettle and then she is going to need further treatment. The generic testing we were told is for future generations so for me and my two daughters to get tested. Definitely push and don’t take no for an answer. You should definitely be priority at your age. Sending positive vibes x
I am so very sorry that your whole experience has been this way. It's mind blowing that our healthcare system treats patients this way. You should have been given a care manager to help you navigate this as best and as quickly as possible THE MOMENT you were diagnosed. I am happy that you have received the overwhelming support from everyone else. I just wish we could have this type of support in healthcare as well.
I pray that your surgery is as minimally invasive as possible and that you heal well. I also pray that you NEVER have to experience anything remotely close to this ever again.
Way to go Jess and Shaun for holding these providers to account. I love that you recorded them every time you spoke to them and refused to leave without being seen. Hate that you needed to do that but love to see you both standing up for the care you deserve!
First, so happy for you that you’ve finally seen an oncologist! I know it’s been a long time coming. I also want to say that as someone who works in healthcare administration, I really appreciate your perspective, and I am saddened by your experiences so far. The term “the squeaky wheel gets the grease” reigns supreme in healthcare. The healthcare system is so broken, that you have to provide constant pressure to get any timely results. Keep showing up in person if you have to. Keep asking questions. And maybe one day our children won’t have to fight for their lives like we have to.
I am a therapist, specializing in bereavement and loss. As an intern, and a hospital, it was my job to provide comfort and care and bereavement education to families. When my one year internship was over, I went to the hospital executives and talked to them about how I could make a difference if they were to hire me to provide this kind of care. They politely said thank you but no, thank you! I went on to have a successful, private practice, and open a children’s bereavement center called Olivia‘s House, in York, Pennsylvania. I know God had his hand in all of this, but it makes me sad to think that the hospitals have needed this kind of patient support since 1990 and still resist it! Good luck with your surgery, you will be in my prayers ❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I am so sorry, Jess, that you've had to go through SO many hoops to just get the treatment you deserve. ❤
Is it the only place you can go?? I can’t imagine how you feel. I’m so sorry you’ve been treated like this. Sending love and prayers ❤
This is insane but we are so glad youve been seen at least. You should be a patient- not a customer. Delighted you got seen and well done both of you for your determination and advocacy.
Maybe the silver lining in all of this is you'll come out the other side feeling better than ever with the prolapse and hernia getting fixed ❤
Yay for a date! Get rid of it all! And if they offer you something called a morcellation, decline! I've worked in pathology for over 20 years (we are the people who will look at your uterus under the microscope), and have seen these types of hysterectomies lead to cancer being flung all over the inside of the body. Open or arthroscopic. Thinking of you!!
Wow thank you that’s so helpful!
This advice is sooooo true. Women getting their uterus ground up not knowing they had cancer and the cancer spreads everywhere!
Yes definitely find out in advance how the procedure will be done. You can still have a minimally invasive procedure but during the procedure the organ or organs are somewhat bagged before disturbing or removing the cancerous organ to prevent spreading. I believe this can also be done robotically. Write down all your questions and be certain you are reasonably comfortable with the answers. It is your right and it is their job. ❤
Hey sweetness, when I had my hysterectomy, my dr said that leaving ovaries behind could be magnetic to cancerous cells. So they advised to have them remove it all. I did and all is well. Praying for you. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I’m so sad watching your channel again after two years and the news what you are going through. Your videos helped me so much when I was hospitalised because of premature birth dangers and gave me so much hope. I pray that you beat cancer because you are absolutely strong and a wonderful person and you deserve happiness and a long beautiful life with your family. The comfort you gave me during the darkest times of my life may God bless you for that with everything you wish ❤.
Absolutely agree with the level of frustration. I’ve had stage 4 appendix cancer with pseudomyxoma peritonei for 14 years and realized quickly, just like you are now learning, is that you have to drive all of it forward. It doesn’t get smoother, you just get used to doing it. Question everything, don’t be afraid to change surgeons or other doctors if they are not honest and open with you, or giving poor service. Remember, they work for you. No one, and I truly mean no one, will proactively take care of your cancer eradication as well as you will. Best of luck to you ❤️
Hi, Jess,
Cancer is stupid. You and Shaun are great. I will continue to pray for you along your journey to health. 😃
Wow! I don't know what to say really...I am leaving tomorrow to take my husband to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota for cancer we have been fighting for 15 months...you will be in our prayers!!
Weird use Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville and thankfully we haven’t had these issues with the scheduling and staff!
Wow, I am so sorry for all your difficulties. Happy for you that you have a plan and a date as well as a good prognosis. Thank you for sharing, surely you will comfort and encourage others as well as teach.
Wow this is unbelievable!! Wishing you all the best going forward x
All my love for you and your family, Jess! You are such a light in this world, I wish you guys nothing but the best & God bless you! Everything will be alright ❤
Jess, I’ve been checking your channel so often for any updates. I am so glad you got to see the doctor and that things are looking good. ❤
Jess, keep standing up for yourself! Sending you and your family strength!
I’ve been following you for baby advice and I love how much love you exude! As soon as you came out with your diagnosis I’ve been keeping up with all your updates and praying that you can get the help you need and deserve! I cannot believe you’ve had to battle so hard every step of the way! Your guys are amazing and so strong! This shouldn’t have happened 💕
I'm so sorry you had to go through this. Thank God you and your husband were persistent. 🙏🙏🙏 for a successful surgery and speedy recovery
Way to go team Hover! Y’all are a true dynamic duo in this and I so admire you for being direct and clear and asking for what you need. And definitely accept all the help right now even if you don’t “need” it!!! That is totally the advice you would give me or anyone else.❤
Sending so much love to you Jess and your family
So glad you guys stayed and demanded to be seen!
Hyster was one of the most painful surgeries I’ve even gone through….but was the most beneficial surgery ever! I’m glad you’ll get fixed up and I’m sure you’ll,bounce right back good as new! ❤
So impressed by your determination and sad that it had to happen. I’m glad you are getting the treatment you need.
I am so sorry. How frustrating and nerve racking. Scary. Im glad you have such a supportive husband and a good sense of humor
Praying for you, your doctors and your family. Pray you feel the love and peace. The good father will go before you and surround you on all sides ❤
Thank you for documenting all this, this could be of help for others facing the same thing so they know what they might encounter and how to fix it. Will keep sending my prayers for you! ❤
Praise God!!!! So happy you got seen and have a surgery date!! Praying it’s smoother sailing from here!!
I am sorry to see this video, it is sad to see a young lady with cancer. I am 63, I had a hysterectomy at 44, due to all sorts of female issues, I told them to remove everything, so there is less chance of other female cancers. I also have a funky heart (I was born with-apparently), and have major heart conditions in my family, so even though I had the ovaries out, I have not had any problems with heart health (so far), but I am a runner, kayaker, hiker so that may help. Good luck! Stay vigilant, be persistent with the medical field people, you and your husband need to keep advocating for yourself and I am happy you were on the day of the oncology appt. Prayers for you in March, stay positive, eat well, take deep breaths, that is also something cancer hates it deep breathing and oxygen. You got this!!!
I’m so happy you were finally seen!! Sending love ❤❤❤
Hope you are doing well Jessica. Continuing to pray for you!!!
This season will be your testimony ✝️🙏🏼 trust in God
Here’s the thing. Sure, you’re not a customer. The insurance is.
BUT you are a patient.
You deserve to be treated fairly and with dignity while you are (trying to) accessing care.
Good for you and Shaun sticking around and insisting you be seen!! Way to go!!! So wrong of them to still try and turn you away. Ridiculous. So glad you got your appointment still
yes, customer service is dead. These workers feel entitled to treat patients and customers like a nuisance. And I’m sick of the excuse “oh maybe the worker is having a bad day” or “their job is hard and they get yelled at all day”. I’m tired of it. Ive worked in these roles and customer and patients always deserved a to be treated with respect and kindness. Even the nasty ones sometimes.
You’ll be in my thoughts💛, I’m so sorry it’s been such a rough ride so far ☹️
Im so glad you finally have a date, also so mad that it takes so long to get there!
Glad you have a date!
I'm so sorry you're going through all of this. Props to you and your husband for being direct/aggressive with them. Hoping things are better for you moving forward. God bless!
Thank you so much!
So sorry you are dealing with all of this, I have had 2 big surgeries, second was a radical hysterectomy to remove what was left, if the surgeon had done what I wanted, the second could have been avoided and the genetic uterine cancer would have been avoided. Even the never ending menopausal symptoms are worth it to know that ovarian, uterine and cervical cancer are no longer a problem. I do have an increased risk for bowel and breast cancer, but knowing I have Lynch Like Syndrome means I do more regular screening, if it happens chances for cure are much better. They saved a small part of one ovary in the big surgery when I was 33 to stop me going into menopause, and said I might want to do IVF and have a baby later on, they said nothing else woukd grow on that piece of my only ovary because it was too small... they were wrong. A big suspicious mass did grow, only waited 7 weeks, turned out ovarian mass was benign, uterus was the cancer. Do the genetic testing, I found that very interesting and very useful, but keep in mind that you may have to be opened up again if you choose to keep bits that coukd have been removed. Keep advocating. I know your healthcare system is very different to ours here in Australia. I had 4 days in ICU and another 5 days on the maternity ward and all done in the public system so no bill to pay at the end. So glad you have a lovely supportive husband...
This is insanity you should be a priority to any doctors office god bless 🙏🌺
OMG Jess I can relate to this video in a lot of ways the "health care" system needs a lot of improvement for sure! I'm my city we have 2 big hospitals and they are like day and night opportunities, like one of you happen to talk to someone they act like you ruined their day and interrupted them and then the other hospital has nurses that really love their job. I went through some stuff a couple of years ago not getting answers and finally I said I want to talk to the Dr not his staff not his nurse THE DR and they knew I was serious and he called me and finally I got some answers. It's just unbelievable that I didn't go to med school but I was doing the medical professionals jobs and I was getting different answers from different med staff and it was just a confusing mess it's like that game you whisper in the fist person in the line and by the time the last person hears it it's not even what was said. I am sending you a ton of hugs and prayers! I'm so glad you out your foot down and weren't gonna take no for an answer but sucks that that's what had to happen. ❤️
as awkward as it probably felt for you, i
so glad youguys recorded and stood your ground and GOT your appointment. im so appalled by this entire process thatyou have gone through. i live in France and im so grateful for the healthcare here. iknow youcan relate, as you guys lived in spain. also...i work for the airlines...and im not a dick, nomatter how many flights i work! haha
All the best to you ❤
Hope you put all this behind soon❤
im so glad at the end of this story you persevered
I’m so sorry you’ve had a difficult journey up to this point. I’m glad you have a plan in place now. I was dx’d with breast cancer in June of ‘22. I’m actually having a hysterectomy with ovaries next month! I’ve been on hormone suppressants for a year and a half now so I’ll be able to stop that monthly injection after surgery. I’m very thankful that my cancer center is amazing and has moved very fast with all of my care. I hope things improve for you as you continue on this journey.
Praise the Lord you got to see the doctor and get your surgery scheduled soon.
You guys are so cute. You will make it thru this 😁💕
Man I’m so sorry for what you’ve had to deal with!! But so glad that you have next steps. I so resonated with what you said about doctor’s offices having people people on staff. When I found out I’d miscarried my daughter I had to wait in a room, surrounded by sounds of Dopplers picking up other heartbeats, hearing nurses laughing and talking at the nurse’s station (which is totally fine for them but not what I wanted to be hearing). I feel like every office should have a counselor on staff with a room for people to go to if they get the worst news. Just to have a kind person to help you for a few minutes. It would’ve made a difference for me.
I am SO sorry you have had to push just to get an appointment. That is not ok! I actually AM a front desk person at a large medical group lol. BUT I LOVE our patients and I've been there 16 years and I have bonded with hundreds of sweet patients. I wpuld have made SURE you were taken care of and I am so sorry they treated you like that. I'm glad your husband went there and intercede for you! Way to go! I am praying for ya'll and I hope the rest of this journey is much easier for you guys. Praying ya'll through!! ❤
Praying for you and this totally insane doctor ordeal!!
Wow you guys did such a good job, that is a wild story
Literally couples goals
Get it all out!!!
I can’t believe these fools had the audacity to be annoyed with you when they are the ones not doing their job when you have something serious going on. They were clearly trying to blow you off and didn’t expect you to fight for your appointment. How do these people sleep at night🤔
I am so so so sorry to hear what you are enduring! I an 6 mo past chemo for colon cancer. My onchology office had a social worker for my oral chemo ,one for my infusion chemo and another sicial worker just to be sure i am ok. I felt so taken care of. Iwas called by at least 2 different social workers every week for 6 months. Thats not including my Dr or the nurses. Its disgusting to hear the care you are getting. Keep advocating for yourself. Do that generic testing asap, it takes forever.
It’s not just the insurance, it’s the Lawyers too. Lawsuits. I also have a friend who works for a university that has nursing programs, he mentioned to me that nurses are the worst to deal with. They think they deserve more than any other student, and deserve better support. So it think it is the medical community and the culture, that could be at play.
Sending love and hugs ❤
SO happy to know you were seen!! Uff doctor's offices.. specially waiting room/front desk yep they are like that. I remember I was waiting once pregnant almost ready to pop crying standing, sitting and no one cared hahaha I had the worse back pain ever until the baby was born
I am so happy this one had a happy ending.
Hi jessica my english is not to good to good but im gonne try . i feel like i need to send you this message
I watch your video since my prengnancy my baby boy have 3 years old in two week . I really enjoy all of it your are so gentle and lovely kind person . Im very sad to hear that your have cancer and some medical issues . That most be so stressfull and overwelming . You and your husban seem to be a veery good team and i hope you and your family will be okay . Ill pray for you and send you so much love and strongness . Take care of you
Good for you for going and recording every conversation
Make sure to look up the laws though, looks like California could be a two party consent state which makes it a felony without telling them ahead of time
Carry the BRCA 2+ gene
Had a DIEP flap in 2/2012 at 36yo
They moved on me so fast in Houston I am grateful for our hospital system here
Cancer free since 2012.
The fact that you were functioning at all is the biggest encouragement to me through all of this. I would have been spiraling catastrophizing what if-ing myself into a panicked mess. How did you stay so calm while still being properly concerned? Please advise 😅 prayers for this surgery!
This is so messed up. I'm so sorry you're having to do this at a time when you should be receiving so much support and prioritisation. Keeping you in my thoughts ❤
Girl, vit B17, prolonged fasting. You’re thriving. ⭐️
TBH- you should go elsewhere for your care. You do not have trust in the institution or the providers . That is very crucial to your care
It's Crazy that u are now so relieved and grateful and happy...that u have to go through all these more tests and surgery etc. I mean. I get it after the shit show to get here. But, you are also allowed to be sad/scared/ etc 💜
Good for you to stand your ground. So sorry you had that stress. The medical profession is a mess. The administrations are way totop heavy vs technical personnel.
This is absolutely incredulous!!!! 2 MONTHS FOR CANCER?!?!? No. Mine had spread from my thyroid to the lymph nodes around my lungs while I waited for my surgery.
I am a doctor and have worked in healthcare for 15 years. They CAN SEE PATIENTS with the system down. Where are you?!?? Please find a new physician. The whole system generally is either up or not for the entire place at once. They can see you and use paperwork. It’s called “downtime.” Any time the system is updated, it’s “downtime” for us. But things continue running, as they do when anything else happens to cause it.
Best wishes to you. This is absolutely unreal. Wild. Wondering if you had a PET scan and have been staged?? You should see a doctor the week of diagnosis. But you are correct; you do want a highly regarded doctor that everyone wants to see. Just sounds like he or she is triple booked. Our healthcare system is a wreck, and every level- nurses, techs, doctors- including myself- are leaving. We are treated like trash by patients, family, insurance, and most of all, management who doesn’t spend a second working in any area they oversee. I’m so sorry you’ve been through this. Always take someone if you can to help advocate and ask questions. Smart to record everything. And absolutely true- the smartest med students got into the best fields, despite having any people skills AT ALL. It was truly tragic. I’m dealing w infertility and IVF, trying to find a way to pay off 1 round ($22k) that only got me 1 good embryo. Having a baby is my dream and I’ve had 2 miscarriages. Am 36 and menopause is expected at 37 bc of cancer treatment at 29 unexpectedly destroying my eggs. Doing it alone already $600k in debt from school. Cancer sucks. All the best to you.
Hi Jessica,
I live in South Africa. The sun is always shining here and there is always the risk of developing skin cancer if you have a light skin. I developed a growth on the lower eye lid of my right eye. I do not know if it is cancer or just a benign growth but I went on a high nutrition diet for about two months and the growth have shrunk noticeably.
I would like to share the diet with you.
The soup
Ingredients: - two handfuls of Chopped broccoli, one chopped onion (purple), two bags of green tea, two pinches of mixed herbs, two sticks of cut celery, Two handfuls of frozen and crushed spinach or kale, half a table spoon of crushed garlic, Three shakes of black pepper, seven shakes of turmeric, two tablespoons full of apple cider vinegar (with the mother), one bag of white onion powder soup for flavour, a hand full of cooked red speckled beans and a handful of cooked mince meat.
Just add all the ingredients in a pot, add boiling water and switch the stove on high till the water boils. Then lower the heat until the water simmer, Let the soup simmer for an hour. The soup is now ready.
I would only drink water in the morning. At 12h00 I would start eating the soup. There will be about two helpings that you can eat in the 12h00 to 18h00 time frame. I also ate a fruit salad every day in the 12h00 to 18h00 time frame.
(Note: Apparently turmeric reduces the effect of some chemotherapy drugs and thus should not be taken during chemotherapy.)
During the rest of the week I would also eat food that contains vitamin D like avocado’s, mushrooms, liver and eggs in the 12h00 to 18h00 time frame.
It seems to be working for me, maybe it will also work for you.
I pray to God the Father in the name of Jesus Christ that you will be healed. Amen.
Best regards
Chris
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life”. John 3:16 (King James Version Bible)
Jesus Christ is the only begotten Son Of God the Father.
Awww that's so sweet ❤
You have such a sense of humor about the ridiculousness of the lengths you’ve had to endure to get the attention you deserve. Unfortunately, this has been my experience, too. Keep advocating for yourself-it’s the ONLY way.
Definitely God moment. Praise the Lord.
Wish you guys luck and a healthy life; may God be by your sides in this journey.
By the way, wifey looks like Michel Janse, here on UA-cam.
There should be people providing empathy, kindness, etc. They are an oncology social worker that should help you through this freaking process. It is unreal that they aren't. These social workers can put pressure on insurance, and provide any resource you need. It is supposed to take all the stress off you so you can just deal with your diagnosis and treatment. My husband was even having issues with his insurance and they got that taken care of in a jiffy. I'm telling you they help with everything. My oncologist even comes into the infusion clinic to see how I am doing every time I come in!
Glad things are looking good for you! What a run around with the doctors. But good to learn to be forceful lol.
Some times I wonder if Canada switched to a system where you the patient had to pay, would be better. But based on this, I’ll keep our universal health care. It’s flawed, yes. I’m glad you got some answers and I wish you an easy peazy procedure and recovery .. sending love ❤
My husband's grandfather died because of the Canadian health care system. The biggest problem here is that insurance companies are now required by the government to cover everyone. It's overloading the system. We joined a cost sharing group and haven't had any trouble since. We pay cash or receive a bill and submit it to the ministry.
They in turn divide the payments amongst a few other families and we receive checks in the mail to cover our care. It has cost us less than what we were paying for insurance and it's definitely cheaper than the higher taxes that we would have paid living in Canada.
The medical system is better if each person were to pay for their health care. It also would be better if insurance companies weren't required to cover everyone.
I’m so glad you finally got in and it’s so messed up how disorganized this office is. Does insurance pay for genetic testing?
If it gives any peace, my hysterectomy recovery was insanely easy. You’ll definitely be slow for a month or two and just take it easy for at least a couple of weeks, but I had zero pain. I was just tired. I’m sorry you’ve had such an insanely frustrating time so far but hopefully that means it will be smooth sailing from now on!
I worked at a doctors office for a network and when our system went down we would go old school pen and paper baby. It ended up causing a long wait time for everyone and lots of paperwork but we got it done.
Omg!!! Unbelievable. This is just insane and that’s the time when you’re not nice anymore. 🤦🏻♀️ However, I’m glad all is moving forward. Finally!!! 🙌
Shaun is right. If you’ve ever worked in any medical office, it can be batshit crazy and the front desk folks take all the crap. You do need thick skin to work that job. Just be yourself, be kind and they’ll try their best to help you.
I have worked with health insurance companies for 20 years for patients... i fight tooth n nail on a daily Basis to get them to pay and cover patients needs its ridiculous what they get/try to get away with. We All pay our butts off just to have it and to make it hard on people that need to utilize it burns my toosh on a daily basis. One of them actually said to.me .."do you know who ur talking to" Uh Yes i do, cleary you dont!!! They paid the patients claims but man i wanted to pull a freddie kruger on him.. dont let any of them rake advantage of you, You have to advocate for yourself and if you cant make sure someone else can. ❤
I’m so glad you finally got seen by the oncologist! ❤️What stage of cancer did they say you have?
I have a family member in the same situation and usually they aren't able to tell until they remove the uterus and look at it
You guys have the best vibe. Good for you to refuse to leave the office. The way they treated you was abysmal. Maybe local news should cover this? How many other people is this happening to? Glad you two have each other.
R u stage 1? waiting so long.. and only expect surgery no chemo or radiation? You are very lucky if that's all you need. A second opinion at Mayo (asap) if you are able might b very important. Call them and see if they will see you, fly if too far away for appt., if need to and can. More info and expedited treatment from them might save your life. I did with stage 4 ovarian 15 months ago. My local medical team couldn't get me in for a biopsy for 4 weeks. Mayo got me in the next morning!!!! treatment started 1 week later.... just saying time is precious right now. Sending you love and light;))
I’d be showing up in person