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Well, I'm not looking to improve my physical health so much as not loose what little health I have left. Two of the biggest factors I have to work out are routine and reason. I've been an early morning workout junkie ever since I was in the Marines. I don't exactly workout too much anymore. But I have kept to a similar routine with light yoga and breathing exercises most every morning. It helps get me moving in the morning, which combats my arthritis and COPD. Which leads to my reason. I have two dogs that love their daily walks, and NEED to burn off their early morning energy. Their need forces me to stay at least a little bit active. Which so far seems to be helping me not loose what little life I have left. -
Yuppers. It's crazy how simple light can affect our ability to sleep. I know about pain affecting my own sleep too. I have literally seen stars (specs of light flashes with my eyes closed) from it, but I don't believe they're directly linked to light. More likely, it's from neurons firing in response to the pain. Which gets interpretated as those flashes of light.
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By cute little kokiri girl · Posted
It didn't take long to change Madison and get her dressed, since it was reported to be a nice warm day, Camilla picked out a strawberry themed dress it even had an adorable little strawberry on the front and strawberry themed socks. -
It took me almost a full year to get the diapers I need through the VA. 90% of the difficulty was the pharmacy being able to dictate what my urologist can and can not specify. But the info above absolutely helped! I started off getting my urologist to agree I needed better diapers, AND I had to give him the exact info for what diaper I needed. That was the Megamax listed above. The VA system used in my area doesn't allow for exact product orders, so he had to put in a general order for adult diapers and note exactly what he wanted me to receive. The pharmacy completely ignored the notes and sent me some useless crap Depends. I told them they were unusable for me, and I had gotten a zero-day supply of what I needed. Then I said they just needed to send me the right diapers, and to not wait another month to do so. I gave them all the exact info they already had to get me the Megamax. I even explained why the usual brands of diapers they have in formulary stock won't work. The pharmacy completely ignore me and then sent me some crap Attends diapers. Comparable to the Depends. So again I talked to the pharmacy and re-explained everything. They said they had to send me exactly what my doctor had ordered. So I had them pull up the original order, and surprise the doctor's notes were missing. They tried to argue I had to go back to the doctor to get the right order put in. Except I was there when he did it the first time, and already knew nothing would change by me seeing him again. Plus I countered their system doesn't allow for a specifia type of diapers, so the doctor couldn't put it in any differently anyways. I ended up going back and forth with calling my doctor's aid and the pharmacy. The pharmacy sent me one more shipment of off-brand crap PULLUPS, worse than even before and not even the right category of item. I pointed out if I needed better glasses they wouldn't send me binoculars, so don't send me pullups again when I need diapers. And the back and forth continued for a few more months. I also had to re-send the exact ordering info to both my doctor and the pharmacy once again (as confirmation for them both). Eventually, my doctor's order for the Megamax diapers I need got forwarded to some review board. Another month later I got a call from my doctor's aid. The board was finally looking at my case and wanted some additional questions answered. I answered everything and was told they would make a final decision later on. I never heard what the answer was, but a few weeks later I got a surprise delivery for 3 cases of Megamax diapers. Which was odd, since I had only requested 2 cases per month (equal to using 2 diapers per day). A few months later I was talking to the pharmacy to reoder my diapers, and inquired about possibly changing the exact diaper they were sending me. The same general brand of Megamax. The same price and quantity. Just a different version of that same diaper, but with prints on it. That inquiry went to the head pharmacist, and they had no idea if they could even do it or not. Or if I needed to go through the entire process all over again. Seriously, just for a single item number change... I haven't pressed it any further since then. I would like to get something more than plain white, but at the same time, I don't want to risk losing what I've got. I did notice my order for the Megamax diapers will only last 1 year. I will need to see my urologist again for a renewed prescription, and I should be able to change the order number as a simple item number update at that time. My urologist also has a 6-month backlog for appointments. Typical for the VA. Thankfully I was 7 or 8 months out from my prescription running out at that time, and I was able to set up my next appointment with him before then. I swear, all the crap they make you go through just for what is already due to a veteran is just bonkers crazy. At least it's much easier than it used to be though.
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