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Well, I didn't think I was crazy crazy
My OB referred me to a psychiatrist....
who happened to be the defense expert in the trial of Andrea Yates.
I hope she takes my insurance. I have a feeling she is spendy.
Re: Well, I didn't think I was crazy crazy
do you have PPD? email me- I know of a free program for moms with PPD veronabrit at gmail dot com
i care about youuuuu
"As of page 2 this might be the most boring argument ever. It's making me long for Rape Day." - Mouse
Thanks sweets. it is PPOCD. I know there is a lot of stuff for PPD out there for free, but this seems to be less common. I'll email ya!
Hopefully she takes your insurance. Getting a really good professional will hopefully mean better, more efficient treatment, so you don't have to deal with this longer than absolutely necessary.
By the way, I had another FB friend baby born this week named Ryker. That makes three baby Rykers I know. I think that this means that it's unique, but not yooneek.
I trust my OB with everything in me. Even if she doesn't take my insurance, I will go to her. it's worth it to me, ya know. I try to not fukc around when my brain tells me that it is bad if my feet touch the floor.
I should have gone with the Rijker spelling. stupid common name.
So...it's not bad?
Maybe you could pass that psychiatrist's number this a way.
Husbands should be like Kleenex: Soft, strong, and disposable.
I think those are the things that chase me if I don't do what my brain tells me. haha!
good luck to you and i definitely hope she is totally butt buddies with your insurance company. you're not crazy crazy!
and you're also not alone in the great state of texas...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUTqW32gx9k
Wait, Winged is a Jimmy Buffett fan? Oh my. This is serious.
Husbands should be like Kleenex: Soft, strong, and disposable.
Mark today as the day I fall in love with katie
No, but my bipolar ex-friend is.
At least you know you're getting the best! If she doesn't contract with your insurance, you could ask your insurance company for an exception. I had to do that to see my RE since the next closest one was 120 miles away. In your case, it seems like she specializes in what your issue is, and there might not be another specialist like her in the area.
I pay for everything OOP and then submit my claims. Obviously, the financial burden is a little higher than if they were contracted through insurance, but it's better than being completely OOP. good luck, lady.
11/11/11 = 5 years. Woah!
Thanks for the tip!