My goal is looking more and more insurmountable... I had to finally cry "uncle" and pass the charts on to the lady who recently started doing my Friday transcription so that I could have more time to rest. I also had to take another day off at my office job. My mom finally convinced me to call the disability office and discuss my options. I have a meeting next week to discuss getting on Medicaid. As I understand it, this will allow me to continue to work, but I won't have to keep my full time hours to keep my insurance. I am told Medicaid will cover my insurance for $100 a month. I asked them to check and make sure the Medicaid will cover the Copaxone. Are any of you on Medicaid or know someone who is? I could sure use some advice. I need to do something. I can't keep up this pace, and I have to pay my bills. I have to find some sort of balance. This pain and fatigue really makes it difficult to stay positive. Hugs everyone. ~Jlynn
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keeping you in my prayers. i know how hard this is. hugs ..love marie
I learned many yrs ago when I kept hitting a brick wall-to look for a way around it instead of butting my head trying to get thru it.Only makes for a sore head.I think you\'re doing right by your body.Sorry I don\'t know abt Medicaid.Praying that these days of pain & fatigue will soon be just a memory,& you\'ll be able to get the rest you need.HUGS & God Bless.
God bless you as you do your research into Medicaid & possibly switching to part time & getting covered for the rest. That\'ll take so much pressure off of you. You need to try to avoid stress as much as possible. I wish you all the best & will pray for you too.
Love you bunches,
Debi