Sorry to hear of the poor service you are receiving Ron.
Some ins companies are all about the taking of your money .
Giving it back in your time of need ....not so much.

 

Followed the ambulance to the hospital in the '06, and then brought Michelle home in it.

She passed out this morning in the kitchen and before I could even take a step in her direction, she was down after cracking her head on the island.

4 stitches above her hairline, and the Oncologists gave her a blood transfusion to boist her system, the next two rounds of Chemo are on hold.

After I got her settled into her recliner with Dr. Dusty looking over her, I had a moment in the garage that just about ran me out of tears.

I'm ready for 2015 to be over.

 

Sorry to hear of Michelle's injury, now keep that upper lip stiff and don't let her or Dusty see y'all sweat!! That dizzy spell coulda happened no matter what. She is on the mend and that will take time, but she is mending!
Sing out if you need us!

 

I'm trying to Oldblue, but she scared the hell out of me and Dusty, and following the ambulance carrying your wife through town is no fun at all.

Give your Sweetie a hug from us, OK.

 

Let's take a sigh of relief she's mending, hugs and kisses and a hearty handshake!!

 

@843de Buddy, I haven't stopped praying for you ALL and most especially Michelle!

Give every one our love.

 

Mike. Sorry to her about Michelle's syncope episode and fall. Sounds like it was maybe a case of dehydration which resulted in low blood pressure.
I know it's hard with the chemo but make sure she stays hydrated.
( Yeah. My medical training still kicks in automatically )

Thinking of you during these tough times.

 

You pegged it George, I've been trying to keep her hydrated, but when the nausea hits, it's an uphill battle. My employers have, and continue to be, fantastic through this whole deal, I'm on leave with full flight pay until Michelle is back on her feet.

I still try to go into the office and work flights in here and there to keep my proficiency up, as the Chief Pilot, I still have 70 people depending on me. When I do go in, someone is with Michelle at all times.

Lawdog88, you've had "my six" for years Buddy, and your friendship means the world to us, we'll see you next Summer when you walk down the aisle with your new bride. Then we'll plonk you lovebirds into one of our birds for your honeymoon.

 

Mike hang in there it is rough but the chemo is doing it's job. It is harder on some people. I know it was for my father. I will keep Michelle in my prayers, and you also. The stress is hard.

 

Pulling for your Michelle 843de and your Sweetie as well Oldblue prayers for them both.

As far as my did to my. . . well its more of a what i did with my HHr.
Was last night took the panel on a Christmas Cruise with Southern Illinois Camaro Club.
Went to see the lights in Alton IL and also had a toy drive too shakie video of a small part of the lights, hard to drive and take video.

http://vid12.photobucket.com/albums/...psmmldcahl.mp4