Can we have a general, all around Manbird update. Doing okay? Not frying in the heat?
The cartilage is healed and now for the bone... doing just peachy, thanks. New diet and exercise routine. Losing weight. Good stuff. But, yeah, frying in the heat.
Location: On the edge of tomorrow looking back at yesterday. Gender:
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Jun 12, 2022 - 9:57am
Manbird wrote:
I just found out that I'm going to lose my medical insurance. They're going to to take away all my equipment the cpap the oxygen and I'm going to lose all my doctors and all my prescriptions. I don't know what the fck to do. All that horrific surgery was just waste of time - I so wish I hadn't consented to have it. The horror of being on a breathing machine with no sedation and not being able to communicate, shitting and pissing myself for days. The screaming agony they left me in hour after hour, day after day. It wasn't worth it. I'm not supposed to just stop taking these fking meds - I'm going to get so sick.
Do you have state issue healthcare like we have here in MA called Mass Health?
Not the greatest but it helps with my meds and some doctor care with the ones that accept it.
I just found out that I'm going to lose my medical insurance. They're going to to take away all my equipment the cpap the oxygen and I'm going to lose all my doctors and all my prescriptions. I don't know what the fck to do. All that horrific surgery was just waste of time - I so wish I hadn't consented to have it. The horror of being on a breathing machine with no sedation and not being able to communicate, shitting and pissing myself for days. The screaming agony they left me in hour after hour, day after day. It wasn't worth it. I'm not supposed to just stop taking these fking meds - I'm going to get so sick.
So I didnât know what you had done until I scrolled down. On 03/03/03 my mom went in for quadruple bypass, aortic valve replacement and mitral valve repair and she was 83 years old. That was a nice tuneup on her giving her another 13 years.
So you should have many many more years with your tuneup. Just hug that pillow for more reasons than one.
Location: On the edge of tomorrow looking back at yesterday. Gender:
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May 24, 2022 - 4:05pm
So I didnât know what you had done until I scrolled down. On 03/03/03 my mom went in for quadruple bypass, aortic valve replacement and mitral valve repair and she was 83 years old. That was a nice tuneup on her giving her another 13 years.
So you should have many many more years with your tuneup. Just hug that pillow for more reasons than one.
