I work for the ASO for the state of Connecticut's Medicaid program. Most people don't realize this but we actually help people pay ALL of those things while people are on Medicaid. Utilities, housing expenses, everything. We even provide cell phones to people. You NEED to enroll and call your state's ASO. The programs might differ very slightly from state to state but Medicaid is a federal program. You are literally killing yourself when you are EXACTLY the person these programs are meant for. Good people who contribute to society who have fallen on bad times. Do it today.
It may have changed but since Shelly and I are not married even though we have been together 20 years she tried telling them a few years ago when she got medicaid she is responsible for half the bills. Which really she is, but she hasn't paid any in 5 years, but they said at the time for Kentucky at least since she didn't have children in the home she didn't qualify. She did just find out she might be able to get some form of payment that would be deducted from the disability or something last month, but I haven't heard anything else about it this month.
I'll look into it thought thank you.
I started a Gofundme which I haven't opened yet, but it is more a fuck you to my family and "close" friends than a actual desire to raise money. I find it completely sad that more home owners I did work for have called/come by over the past 2 weeks than my own family. Outside of my dad, whom I employ part time and 1 visit from my mother the first day I was in the hospital, I still have a grandmother, 2 aunts, 3 nephews and their extended family who live in the same town even who have yet to call, come by or even send a fuck you card and none of what's left of Shelly's family either. These are the same people who call me any and every time something breaks, fry or leaks in their homes at 2am to get it fixed.
Xmas shopping around here just got a lot easier.
Meanwhile, I am not sure if I mentioned the Meijer thing last week where I went into the store thinking I was much better and basically nearly passed out about a week ago or more, but I had my headset break the other day and ordered a cheap one for store pickup at Walmart since I still had a gift card there. I did it since I thought store pickup would be at the entrance. I get there and it was in the back of the damn store. I managed to go back AND even detour to the food section and back out ok enough. I was winded and tired which before I could have done it a thousand times and not even bothered me, but at least I didn't feel like I was about to flop around in the floor like a fish.
My right leg especially continues to be darker color and I feel things sort of like spasms but not really spasms , I assume the DVT is that feeling and it is semi swollen all over. Not pooling fluids like before just generally slightly swelled.
I elevate it at night but still don't have any compression socks/stuff for it. Going to go sell some tools tomorrow and buy some I guess.
I try to elevate it at night but I always wake up with the pillows in the floor and usually on my face or side.
I had lab work Monday but being that community health center is so crappy didn't call today to tell me what the lab work showed. I'm guessing 10mg Coumadin is not working though as I had a cut today and it didn't bleed but like 1 drop. It is actually bleeding less than before this all began oddly enough.
They also claimed they had no records from the hospital even after 10 days of requesting them for the pain thing. I was told if I got them to them they would pass it onto the doctor immediately which I did Monday. Naturally nothing on that either.
My cardio doctor is tomorrow at 10:15, if they demand cash payment up front though I'll delay it, it not I'll see what he says.
My plan right now is to return to limited work Thursday and some of the neighbors have mini/easy jobs for me to do as well this weekend if I feel up to it.
I feel right now if I can get the clots under control, and with the better diets and such I been slowly getting myself used to going, that I should hopefully keep improving. I feel 60% of what I did in March, and I didn't really feel all that good then but it is better than I have felt since late April right now.