Waiting For Ava

“But these things I plan won’t happen right away. Slowly, steadily, surely, the time approaches when the vision will be fulfilled. If it seems slow, be patient! For it will surely take place. It will not be late by a single day.” Habakkuk 2:3

Wednesday, April 11, 2007

Only 2 Days Worth Of Referrals

When we realized that the C.C.A.A was only sending two days worth of referrals this month we were devastated. How discouraging is that. Two days worth in one month of matching files. It doesn't look good for our group. If they keep going at this rate our group will not receive our referrals until roughly Feb 2013. How ridiculous is that. Unreasonable if you ask me. My wife and I do not wish to think that way. Even though it is hard not to. We like to think that the C.C.A.A will speed up their referrals within the next few months. We have to think this way. It is the only thing that keeps us sane right now. When we signed up for this we were told that it would be an emotional roller coaster. Boy oh boy. Is that true or what? We are finding it hard to stay positive about all this waiting. The age old saying is " Good things come to those who wait. " We know this is true. Ava is certainly worth waiting for. Just hurry up and get here already.

Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Adult Pre Trip Immunizations

I went to my doctor to get my pre-trip immunization shots. Be prepared to force the issue with your doctors. My doctor didn't think that I would need the Typhoid immunization or even the Hep A and B ( Twinrix ) shot. I had to tell him that even though he didn't think that I would need them, that I still wanted them. He reluctantly wrote the prescriptions. All the other shots are covered under our insurance plan but the Hep A and B ( Twinrix) and the Typhoid shot. The Hep A and B ( Twinrix ) shot cost $162.00. The Typhoid shot cost $25.00. Well worth the money if you ask me. My doctots office also charges a $45.00 fee for giving their patients these shots. I'm not sure if this is the standard fee that all doctors charge or not. People should check with their own doctors for the fees that they charge for giving these shots. Hopefully other people do not have to try to convince their physicians to write them their prescriptions. My physician also informed me that he could fast track the Twinrix shots if I needed him to. Instead of taking six months to complete the shots he could fast tack it so that it would only take twenty one days. So if there are people out there who haven't gotten their Twinrix shots yet and are travelling soon this info might be of good use to you.
 
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