Lizabean

Accusations

About two months ago our toilet clogged up.  We tried to fix it ourselves but when that didn't work we, naturally, called our building management.  They came, they fixed it, gave us some tips and left.  Two weeks later it happens again.  I call and make arrangements.  I leave for a dr's appt.  Building manager yells at me for not being home even though they were given permission to enter our apartment with their own set of keys.

Two weeks later and we're a day away from leaving for Thanksgiving break.  Toilet clogs, yet again.  I call the building manager and get chewed out.  Building manager's husband comes and "fixes" the toilet.  He spends 10 minutes telling Brent "not to throw chicken bones in the toilet".  Brent laughs in his face, assuming he is drunk.

Apparently, he was not drunk.

So when Brent calls today about the yet again clogged toilet, he is chewed out for the chicken bones...again.

Angry pregnant woman chews out building manager and leaves an angry message with building manager's boss.

We'll see what happens next...   

Letter sent

To Whom it May Concern:

Claims # INSERT NUMBER HERE and HERE were denied because "prenatal visits will be included with delivery charge".  There will be no delivery because I had a miscarriage.  Again, there will be no delivery charges claimed.

I am extremely disappointed with this particular procedure.  20% of all  pregnancies end in miscarriage.  Having to deal with denied charges adds salt to the wound.  Thank you for reminding me of what I will no longer be granted.

I hope I will not need to contact this agency again regarding these denied claims.

INSERT LIZABEAN'S SIGNATURE HERE

The post in which I want to swear, and do

My insurance company has decided to deny $700 dollars worth of claims for this fall's list of prenatal visits and ultrasounds.  Until you are blessed with an actual birth and delivery, the company won't pay up. 

Motherfuckers sure know how to painfully remind me of what I won't have come this May. 

Thank you, oh insensitive gods of student medical insurance.

UPDATE:  Make that $1800 dollars.