How exciting is it to think about that! I’m nervously organizing things in my house to make the transition from Mom and Dad being gone for 2-3 months in Chicago a little easier for my mother and mother-in-law. My dad is currently traveling to Poland because my Babcia is slowly passing. I would do anything to be there if I could, but I know she would want me to move forward and get this MonSter taken from me forever!
So many emotions in my head tonight. I am trying to go to sleep earlier and wake up earlier, to get into a more natural sleeping pattern, but it is so difficult with the daytime fatigue and the nighttime insomnia. I took my Ambien about 30 minutes ago and it feels as though it is working. Hopefully of to sleep I go to try to conquer another day of cleaning and organizing tomorrow.
After denial #3 I should be getting approved by Medicare, my secondary insurance. I am so happy I got Part B at the last minute on Dec. 30th so that I could start my coverage on Jan 1st.
And just so everyone knows, it was Medical Mutual of Ohio that has denied the treatment.
Sorry it has been a while for my latest update but I’ve been having some problems logging into my site. I can log in on my phone for now, so here we go…
Steroids are awesome. For me anyway. It’s as though I feel closer to “normal” after I get an infusion. Granted I can’t sleep for three days, but my pain is mostly gone and my walking looks and feels better.
As far as Northwestern goes, the pre-authorization request from Chicago was finally received by my insurance company. So, now it’s just a wait and see thing. Once we hear back then I should be getting my dates to start Mobilization.
My fundraiser has been going incredibly well! I am truly amazed as to how many wonderful people I have supporting me through this, financially, but most importantly emotionally. Not having to worry so much about the cost is the best Christmas and 40th birthday present ever! If I start mobilizationin January then my stemmie birthday will possibly be on my actual 40th birthday. Kinda cool!