bleargh
I am ridiculously exhausted for someone who spent the last three days lying about, surrounded by boxes of tissues and vials of cold medicine. What's sad is that I'm still sick and coughing and hacking and occasionally stuffed up, and people are like, "Oh, my God, are you okay?" and I'm all, "Are you kidding? I feel awesome compared to two days ago!"
Here's a bit of ridiculousness for you: I just started with this health insurance the beginning of December. I called yesterday to try to get seen by my newly selected 'primary care physician' or whatever, only to find out that no one would see me until after I've had a physical. Which, by the way, they're already scheduling out to February and March. WTF?
If I wanted to see a doctor, I had to go to urgent care or a walk-in clinic, and pay $100 or whatever instead of the $20 copay for "my" doctor, which is kind of the POINT of health care, isn't it? STOOOOpid.
So I didn't see a doctor and I feel better, but I lost SO MUCH knitting time that I'm pretty sure I won't get my cousin's Patriots scarf finished. ::sigh:: Also missed the holiday party at work. Dammit.
Here's a bit of ridiculousness for you: I just started with this health insurance the beginning of December. I called yesterday to try to get seen by my newly selected 'primary care physician' or whatever, only to find out that no one would see me until after I've had a physical. Which, by the way, they're already scheduling out to February and March. WTF?
If I wanted to see a doctor, I had to go to urgent care or a walk-in clinic, and pay $100 or whatever instead of the $20 copay for "my" doctor, which is kind of the POINT of health care, isn't it? STOOOOpid.
So I didn't see a doctor and I feel better, but I lost SO MUCH knitting time that I'm pretty sure I won't get my cousin's Patriots scarf finished. ::sigh:: Also missed the holiday party at work. Dammit.