Discussion Forum > Productivity in the face of a terminal illness
Thanks Avrum, excellent video.
March 12, 2015 at 17:25 |
Erin
Erin
Hi all
I don't know whether to laugh or cry. This is the nightmare I fear most. After every surgery, treatment, biopsy.....I start getting in head reflecting on life's grander purpose....
Then I get a bill $15,287.xx insurance covers $3,997.xx......screech......others outright denied....I fear going to my mailbox.......but then.....I consider it a blessing of sorts.
I have no control over my disabilities nor my cancer prognosis......but I can make my will do list and dispute these charges. It doesn't really matter so much what they decide. The true currency is my illusion of control. Whether I'm here next year or not, I feel that the fight is worth it. Why leave debts that will reduce my legacy to my loved ones? That sounds plausible.....back to the list.....LOL!
I don't know whether to laugh or cry. This is the nightmare I fear most. After every surgery, treatment, biopsy.....I start getting in head reflecting on life's grander purpose....
Then I get a bill $15,287.xx insurance covers $3,997.xx......screech......others outright denied....I fear going to my mailbox.......but then.....I consider it a blessing of sorts.
I have no control over my disabilities nor my cancer prognosis......but I can make my will do list and dispute these charges. It doesn't really matter so much what they decide. The true currency is my illusion of control. Whether I'm here next year or not, I feel that the fight is worth it. Why leave debts that will reduce my legacy to my loved ones? That sounds plausible.....back to the list.....LOL!
March 13, 2015 at 16:17 |
Learning as I go
Learning as I go
March 13, 2015 at 23:49 |
Seraphim
Seraphim
Not going to lie, when he mentions productivity, I winced.