One perk.....
So while we had to pay a part of the deductable this year for insurance at least it's still not horrible and a lot of stuff is covered with Connecticare I didn't think would be. Just wish I could say the same thing about my union at school!
This am was up at 6:30 to get to Waterbury at 7:30 to find my way down through St. Mary's Hospital to the MRI. Now That was an interesting trip!! Found the MRI office, they zapped my brain(will find out results later) then off I went. Back up to main floor to radiology for my lower back and blood drawing for the rest of the fun. At least I was out by 9:30 and back home to hit gas station, farmers market and store all before noon. Lol, too bad the rest of my day wasn't as productive...but first Saturday off in weeks so I"m OK with this.
Will be interested to get the results, these were new ones for me(which is kind of cool, in a hey it's not deadly but I want to find out the results to see WTF my body is up to). Such a science geek, stuff like this amuses/intrigues me more than anything else. I am more interested in MRI and X-rays than bloodwork, but hoping whatever comes up in blood the Dr can use results to work backwards and help my mom when she goes to see him later this week(since it's mainly autoimmune and genetic, mainly on mom's side and took someone 64 years to diagnose her).
More to say but just realized I'm tired and typing is about done fr the evening!
This am was up at 6:30 to get to Waterbury at 7:30 to find my way down through St. Mary's Hospital to the MRI. Now That was an interesting trip!! Found the MRI office, they zapped my brain(will find out results later) then off I went. Back up to main floor to radiology for my lower back and blood drawing for the rest of the fun. At least I was out by 9:30 and back home to hit gas station, farmers market and store all before noon. Lol, too bad the rest of my day wasn't as productive...but first Saturday off in weeks so I"m OK with this.
Will be interested to get the results, these were new ones for me(which is kind of cool, in a hey it's not deadly but I want to find out the results to see WTF my body is up to). Such a science geek, stuff like this amuses/intrigues me more than anything else. I am more interested in MRI and X-rays than bloodwork, but hoping whatever comes up in blood the Dr can use results to work backwards and help my mom when she goes to see him later this week(since it's mainly autoimmune and genetic, mainly on mom's side and took someone 64 years to diagnose her).
More to say but just realized I'm tired and typing is about done fr the evening!