In the ongoing battle to get things done, things happen. Sometimes good things, but more often and consistently monkey wrenches.
Trying to get the ground barriers done- ok, the Masons don't have a lot of the window quilt material. The motherlode is in a pile that the dingaling I'd thrown the ball to last spring knew about, but for some assinine reason kept a secret. I found out about it by accident. Afterward, he called to tell me about it. So now I have to coordinate the other parts while trying to get my paws on that motherlode.
On a much more personal note, the VNA is firing 2 dependable employees- my RN, and the scheduler we just got back after the midsummer nightmare. Since my OT is retiring on that same day, this leaves only one decent human in that organization, my PT. So I've decided that when they leave it, so will I. And I'll leave with a noise. I've had no coordinator/socialworker for over a year. My allotted hours have changed with no notice, and I have no way to check if they're still billing Medicaid for the higher hours I had at the beginning. Aides quit regularly, leaving long gaps in service. You never know if anyone's coming until an hour before they're scheduled to be at your home. Every other week I have no help on Tuesdays at all. When you're only given 4 hours a week to begin with, losing half of that puts everything behind and things pile up. There is another home nursing/aide agency, so they'll get my business. The VNA is changing to a computerized, inhumane corporation led by a liar-in-charge; she has manipulated the truth and verbally abused me in the past, and I have no reason to think things will get better, so bye-bye.
And I won't even go into what the local coop is becoming; that's a story for another day.
But in all the scary bad there's good, too. The Healthcare is a Human Right campaign goes on, gaining support and slowing growing. My brothers and their wives are okay, my extended family is fine, nobody's actively suffering today. For all that and much more, I'm truly thankful.
MYSTERIOUS GARDEN
11 months ago
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2 comments:
I'm so sorry to hear that you are dealing with so much stupid bureaucracy. I hope that the new agency treats you much better. And I'm glad to hear that there are good things happening, too.
Moony, I'm always impressed with what you're doing on your purposeful blog.
The bureaucracy is entrenched. It may not seem to be much to just extricate oneself from a situation, but every dollar lost to them will eventually make a difference.
Thanks for your continued good wishes.
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