Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock

[Marie2020]

Great, Now, that song is stuck in my head!

So wats the matter you

 

[Marie2020]

“Sad” it’s a nice a place, so shut up yo face!

Ok clever pants, sad then. bah I knew that really

 

[Marie2020]

Hey why you look so bad

I really lika good pasta

 

[Marie2020]

@featherhead007

Who started that song off? Now I'll be hearing it in my sleep. Good night

 

[featherhead007]

I really lika good pasta

So do all my chickens

 

[featherhead007]

Ok clever pants, sad then. bah I knew that really

Goodnight Gracy

 

[featherhead007]

@featherhead007

Who started that song off? Now I'll be hearing it in my sleep. Good night

It’s better than “it’s a small world after all “!!!

 

[BY Bob]

Good morning fluffy butt friends. Hopefully by this afternoon the insanity of the past 36 hours will be over. And I just want to say, I hate the new management at my family dr's office. Will go into detail later, after my brain is not so foggy, but long story short, my insulin pump bit the dust with no warning what-so-ever. This happened in the middle of the night, and i spent all day yesterday on the phone, then went in person trying to get them to change my prescription so I could go back on the shots like i was in the past. It was my dr's day off, and finally this morning got them to switch me back over "If I wanted to". So hopefully tonight my blood sugar levels will be back down into the normal range and I can kiss the 400 to 500s goodbye.

My gosh! I'm so glad you finally got the help you needed.

 

[BY Bob]

Now, what was I just talking about?

No one knows, including you!

 

[BY Bob]

Well things have been straightened out sorta. Finally got my prescription changed over, only pharmacy has to have 1 of the new insulins overnighted. I was able to get one of them, the quick acting R. Levels are slowly stabalizing, but will take a bit of back and forth communicating with my doctor on the exact dose as its been almost 13 years since I've had to take shots. I will get a new pump, but it will probably take 2 months. The one that died was 6 years old and they only have a 5 year warranty. When me and my DR realized this back in January went to get started on the process of replacing it. One hiccup, the hospital he's associated with was bought and under their new management they were requesting that his diabetes patients were to be seen under the new endocrinologist they brought in. Ok fine, get me a appointment. I finally have one after jumping through hoops with my insurance and referrals and crap. It's April 6. So when the pump died on me, I was between a rock and a hard place. The new receptionist was snotty, trying to argue with me under new policy the endo had to make that change. Yeah, haven't seen her yet so they wont do anything and you know this as you made the appointment. I do know that from past experience that after I see her and start the process for a new pump it will take about a month to get it. So i'm looking at staying on shots until around the first of May. Being back on the shots is really no big deal. It's what i did for years until I got the pump, its just a stricter routine and back to set eating schedules. It was just getting the prescription changed over that was a headache, as the insulin for the pump is not made to work as injectable only. And without the continuous bolos the pump provided my levels were ping-ponging, too low then too high and i've felt like crap.

I just can't stand people who stick to policy when it was clearly not designed for the current situation. Especially when your life is at stake. A letter to the CEO of the organization is in order. You are owed an apology.

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