January 23, 2009

  • Tithing blessings

    With the cutting back on everything in order to survive the slowdown with work there are a few necessary costs that come up that make me cringe.  On top of my regular OB I have to see a Perinatalogist as well because of my blood clot disorder, miscarriage history, and ADVANCED MATERNAL AGE (and oh how I love to hear that one).  The Perinatalogist is very expensive and they require full payment at time of service.  I had an appointment last wednesday and they called me the day before to let me know my portion not covered by insurance was going to be $680.  YIKES!  I seriously thought about canceling and calling my OB and telling him I’d take the risk of not seeing the specialist.  We decided to go anyway.  When I got there they figured out that I had a new insurance than the one I had with Weston and the deductable had already been met and so my portion would only be $80.  WHEW!  That was a major relief…but it gets better.  Then the receptionist comes out and hands me a post it note with $109 written on it.  It turns out that when I  had the amnio with Weston the insurance paid more than they expected and therefore I had a credit.  (I wonder why they didn’t send me a check back in early 2008 – I wonder how many other such folks are holding onto such “credits”?)

    There has been at least one incident per week that I consider a tithing blessing.   Funny thing…the blessings seem to be adding up to how much we are paying…hmmmm.

Comments (3)

  • Excellent.  And good for you for recognizing it that way.  Serra did fabulously last night BTW.  She was the first one up this morning (at 6:30!!!) and quite proud of the fact she beat everyone ~L

  • thats awesome. Be sure to record them all…you may need to look back on it later to remember them all!

  • @garynliesl - She was sooo excited Thursday night she said she couldn’t sleep.  Thanks so much for making her month.  She sure loves you guys. 

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