With my kid #2 that is the orthodontic challenge we learned on the last visit that he needs all the wisdom teeth out. The lower ones are looking like they are "angry" and the uppers are heading sideways. Early in life for a kid to need them out but whatever. The orthodontist sent a letter to a dental surgeon (too complicated for a regular dentist) and we would wait to hear back. Well if I don't get a call 2 weeks later and an appointment in less than a week. I don't know about anyone else but around here to get a call and then get in to a specialist in less than 3 weeks is nothing short of a miracle.
The caveat... $2300 due Wednesday morning. No billing to the insurance company first, cash on the dash thank-you.
I think that I should get $800 from my insurance and I will bill the x half of the $2300 so 1150 - 800 = 350 when the dust clears in a month or two. But still need it up front.
Luckily my credit card balance is 0.
I think and I hope that we are done with funerals for awhile. This business of driving all day, come home, do laundry, repack and drive again wiped me right out last week. $45 clothes for kid #3, $300 in gas, $130 hotel, $30 dry cleaning, $50 eating out. Not in the agenda but what can you do?
More than my wallet, my heart can't take anymore. I don't know if I even ate 2000 calories all last week. Grieving, the stress of my mother, my
We've made a point to have quiet family time at home. I'm making our favorite roast tonight and a pie made this morning. Comfort food for us. The kids have all talked about the way they feel over the losses and I think they are doing well. My little ones teachers are such caring and loving people. They have given him lots of love and support over the last couple of weeks.
The Good Things...
My little family
Wonderful teachers
Money in the rainy day fund so that I don't stress when things like this come up
Carla's bread recipe that is now all my kids will eat! (hate store bought!)
Things that suck...
wisdom teeth
even when your brain understands that everybody has to die someday, that ache that sits in your heart and the tears that roll regardless.
