Nasty Weather, Nasty Impacted Teeth

[rejoicing9]

Just drove home in very nasty weather. It's been raining off and on all day and, as the temperature dropped into the low 30's, it transitioned into sleet and very very wet heavy snow. None of the roads were plowed, not even the state highway. It was 34 degrees when I left work and 32 when I arrived home. I didn't go over 35 mph the whole way and

Comments

[anonymous]

Can you ask about getting it covered under your medical insurance? Since it's with an oral surgeon, they may be able to code it in a way that would make the medical insurance kick in. It couldn't hurt to try anyway. If that doesn't work, maybe the oral surgeon will work out a payment plan with you? I know that's not ideal, but it might help. I'm glad it's not an emergency, so you can have time to sort out the details! Jen

[anonymous]

Agreeing with Jen! Alot depends on the way the doctor submitts it to the insurance. Glad you made it home alright. I've got to say the weather hasn't been very pleasant-and no offense, the State needs to start plowing and salting their roads when the snow starts- not hours later! (Okay- I've vented)

Hope today is a wonderful day for you and yours!

Hugs!
M

[djbryant]

Oh, poor Emily. :o Eek!

[ruorah]

Yeah, poor Emily!