Life keeps on moving, whether I'm ready or not.
We're already on week 8 of school. That's 1/4 of the way through the school year! Where has time gone?? We did take a "spring break" a couple weeks ago because I needed to do the spring cleaning that I had never gotten done. Paul had taken the week off work, so we took the week off school to enjoy time together and get some things done.
Elsa is rolling over, trying to pull up and crawl, and just about ready to sit herself up. She chows down the baby food like she may never get another meal. She's almost 8 months old!
The weather has been ridiculous. Now in November, we have only had one night cold enough to frost (which was 3 weeks ago), but only in patches. Had the garden not drowned (again - twice in 2 months is too much to recover from), it would have been the most fantastic fall garden we've ever had. This week has been in the 80s.
I was supposed to have my varicose veins repaired this year. We started the process in May. My doctor in Lawrence referred me to a doctor in KC, because the origin of my varicose veins seems to be in my pelvis (coming off my uterus), rather than in my legs. Insurance is refusing to pay for the surgery to fix it. They say it doesn't work, so they won't pay for it - but they realize I may need the surgery, and I am more than welcome to pay for it myself! (Ugh. Don't even get me started.) My doctor is appealing it (again), but now it's November, and still not a single thing has been done to fix my veins.
The big boys both had birthdays this fall. Nathan is now 9, and Jacob 7. Again - where has time gone?? They are both getting so tall and strong. They're right on the edge of the responsible/irresponsible age. I can usually trust them to get things done, but there are those days..... (Gideon's birthday is next month, and the girls are in March and April.)
Anyhow. Time to start the day, whether I'm ready or not. :)
1 comment:
My sis in law had the same type of vericose veins and her doctor said to take them very seriously. Maybe a second opinion would put pressure on the insurance company?
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