Your nearest and dearests might be persuaded to club together to get it for you.
Does that mean I have to be nice to my nearest and dearest all the time?
Your nearest and dearests might be persuaded to club together to get it for you.
@MadCook---- What a sweetheart looking up the American Red Cross. I'll start with that after my nap. I AM a senior, you know. (grin)
Does that mean I have to be nice to my nearest and dearest all the time?
The taste of crow? BLECH!
Thanks for the tip about Medicare- and the bench. I may try that---- if my doctor will agree.
Tip for people who want their doctor to write something on their behalf. Sometimes (for not too technical or medically complex things) if a person writes out the letter themselves, sends to to the doctor. Ask him to amend it if necessary.
The doctor, if compliant, will often just copy/paste that onto his letterhead and send it on. That saves him or his secretary the time.
I and many others I know have done that AFTER THE DOC WAS ASKED IT WAS O.K. It might just get the ball rolling faster.
PF said:
"That is a good tip. Thanks for sharing it."
You're welcome. Unfortunately I have too much medical 'expertise'
For others, it also helps you learn Medical-ese. Something more and more important as you age or if you have a chronic health condition.