My HR department sent the email to confirm insurance would pay. Then within 30 minutes of getting the email, S from Aetna called me to give me the good news. He was so sweet 🥲 and I felt bad that he felt bad for me. He seemed genuinely happy 😃 to tell me. It was off script to call but he did it anyway.
Then the notorious Evacor called but Apple/AT&T identified the call as spam risk. Their voicemail to me says “this call is a regulatory requirement”. I’m approved through 9/20/22. Yay! I think 🤔
The cost which goes to my deductible is $60 more than the cash/no insurance price. Yep I can’t make this stuff up. Gotta love 💕 it.
As always more to come.
J-Dub's Grin and Bear It 
Yea 💜💜
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Yay!!!!!!
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Congratulations! So the brownie dipped in the Frosty worked!
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Insurance companies deciding our medical needs is sin in the highest degree.
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I think so too and especially because this whole thing started because of a typo with someone transcribing the order and missing a whole paragraph.
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Yikes
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Lucky you!
Wen I worked tech support for Verizon, if I went off script I’d get a ding in my evaluation. Not authorized to do that or saying that was someone else’s job.
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Probably the case here too. I remember those days on the phone. Average handle time was a big deal. Just the minimum get them on and off.
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I hope it all goes well Jill. Hugs.
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Thanks Sadje. I’m here waiting and the butterflies are flying. It’ll be better in about 45 minutes.
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Hugs.
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