Question:
Dear Robin, Do you feel your attorney is fighting hard enough for you? I believe you mentioned once that you weren`t happy with him. Perhaps time for a new lawyer? I am sorry that this has been a nightmare for you. Sounds like they want to make things so hard for you that you just give up all together. I hope you continue to fight for what is rightfully yours. Jackie
I don’t think I could ever BE happy with an attorney. I am too much of a control freak to give someone that kind of power over my life. It irritates me that people who don’t even know me make decisions about my life like that. As for another attorney, I thought about that, but you know what it would take for another attorney to catch up on my case? I have been seeing my pdoc for 3 months now and SHE still has to keep asking questions because my case is so confusing!~ It would be another year getting things even where they are~ UGH…the wheels are just too slow for me~ I can’t give up now, it would just destroy everything I have fought for. There are plenty of reasons that are personal, but there are a lot of reasons that are based on the fact that MY CASE will set precedence in this state, allowing people who have stress related illness such as PTSD from on the job injuries to get help. Remember the officer I told you guys about that had been stabbed? They cut him off last month. It makes me sick. Oh, he didn’t want an experimental surgery, so he wasn’t co-operating…nevermind he was told by his OWN dr NOT to do it. But that is one thing they couldn’t do if there was a case like mine on the books. The treatment that man will have to go through for PTSD won’t be covered by work comp, but someone else’s will if I have my way. If I can achieve my goal, there will be counseling put into effect as soon as there is ANY serious incident with officers and staff of a prison. To me it is ludicrous that it isn’t that way now. Ok, enough rambling…makes me sound like I have a real mission or something doesn’t it? LOL R Robin Don’t sweat the small stuff…and it’s ALL small stuff!
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Robin, Several years ago my husband had to file a discrimination suit against a big company. It took us 18 months, lots of typing (didn’t owner a computer back then), many shots of whiskey and cigs, but in the end we did win. They called us the evening before the court date to settle. It wasn’t a financial settlement just discrimination for not hiring my husband due to his disability. It can be done but it takes a lot of persistence and patience. This was all taking place right after I first started having pa’s but we were on a mission. We worked at it together and were successful. Big companies will push you as far as they can – you just have to have the encouragement to keep on keepin on and lots of prayers and faith.. smiles, elise
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Well, the idiot powers that be have seen fit to set yet another date before the judge. I don’t have to be there, but they are fighting a battle to death…one they have already lost. It is ridiculous. This is, once again, a hearing to try to get me to see ONE dr for everything. There just aren’t pdocs around here that do therapy. I intend to tell my atty that the point needs to be made that every time they interrupt my treatment, THEY cause the setbacks. Starting with a new dr now would take a minimum of 3 months to adjust to. Unless they feel like paying for inpatient care, they need to give up. This is getting ridiculous. Every advance I make in therapy just causes them to fight harder. They have no concept of the illness, nor any idea what their disruptiveness costs them. Had they done what I asked this time last year, I might have been back at work by now, but through the harrassment and all it makes it impossible to deal with. Has anyone else ever dealt with this kind of crap while trying to be treated for PTSD or Panic Disorder? I would really like to know a good way to make the point to the court that it is very disruptive and damaging to my treatment to continue (especially having two of the TOP dr’s in the state working on my case) trying to switch things around. Anyhow, that is my most recent anxiety provoker…just makes me want to scream. If I thought I would make a difference, I would show up on Monday at court. Most likely they won’t even see a judge, but decide things outside the court like always, so I would just be stressing and panicky for nothing then. Why can’t they just set a damn court date, make me show up and have a final fickin decision made? UGH~ I am so frustrated right now I could scream Dear Robin, Do you feel your attorney is fighting hard enough for you? I believe you mentioned once that you weren`t happy with him. Perhaps time for a new lawyer? I am sorry that this has been a nightmare for you. Sounds like they want to make things so hard for you that you just give up all together. I hope you continue to fight for what is rightfully yours. Jackie
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Thing about it is I would LOVE to be able to drop the case…it just isn’t possible now. I have medical issues that I can’t deal with through my insurance, and believe me, if I drop the case, I will not be covered on insurance any more…because I would be fired or resign. I know they starve you out and push for you to quit…I have actually had to fight them before…I just don’t have choices now…I have been starved out for so long, we could never catch up any other way than to finish this case R – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Just a quick response Robin as I have to go see my shrink. My guess is they are doing this to try and get you to drop the case. About 10 years ago my mother had a worker’s compensation case. It dragged out for ages and she was sent from one specialist to another and thus exacerbating her pain. She didn’t have depression when it started but she did develop it during this time. There were many times she came close to dropping her case BUT she managed to hang in. The case spent 5 days in court and she won. Her solicitor wanted her to sue for pain & suffering but she declined. She was satisfied with the outcome.Once the case was over she felt relieved and vindicated, although she still had her injury. Must run but try and hang in, Meryl Well, the idiot powers that be have seen fit to set yet another date before the judge. I don’t have to be there, but they are fighting a battle to death…one they have already lost. It is ridiculous. This is, once again, a hearing to try to get me to see ONE dr for everything. There just aren’t pdocs around here that do therapy. I intend to tell my atty that the point needs to be made that every time they interrupt my treatment, THEY cause the setbacks. Starting with a new dr now would take a minimum of 3 months to adjust to. Unless they feel like paying for inpatient care, they need to give up. This is getting ridiculous. Every advance I make in therapy just causes them to fight harder. They have no concept of the illness, nor any idea what their disruptiveness costs them. Had they done what I asked this time last year, I might have been back at work by now, but through the harrassment and all it makes it impossible to deal with. Has anyone else ever dealt with this kind of crap while trying to be treated for PTSD or Panic Disorder? I would really like to know a good way to make the point to the court that it is very disruptive and damaging to my treatment to continue (especially having two of the TOP dr’s in the state working on my case) trying to switch things around. Anyhow, that is my most recent anxiety provoker…just makes me want to scream. If I thought I would make a difference, I would show up on Monday at court. Most likely they won’t even see a judge, but decide things outside the court like always, so I would just be stressing and panicky for nothing then. Why can’t they just set a damn court date, make me show up and have a final fickin decision made? UGH~ I am so frustrated right now I could scream R "It’s hard to fight an enemy who has outposts in your head." ~~Sally Kempton Robin
Robin Don’t sweat the small stuff…and it’s ALL small stuff!
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Dear Robin, What a double whammy – RSI and PD. My mother’s case would have been much more straight forward if she’d had physical scars. She found it particularly difficult because she was treated as if she was fabricating a disability. It is very stressful. She had a doctor who was very supportive and support from her union. They encouraged her to go to court and guaranteed costs if she lost the case. It still took a huge emotional toll. The good news is that once it was over she recovered emotionally. I understand the frustration you are experiencing. Try to get through it one day at a time. I hope your attorney can get your message across. Hang in there, Meryl
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I am sorry it came out that way, I did understand….it is just so frustrating some days to just remember I have this mess going on in the background no matter what I do. I can do HUGE things to progress in my recovery and still end up having huge PA’s because of the idiots pushing things in the wrong direction. I understand what you meant about your mom. The other battle with work comp that I fought was RSI, and that means BOTH of my cases have been invisible…I hate that…makes me want to have an actual physical scar for what I have been through, but it isn’t that simple is it? R Hi Robin, You may not have understood me when I wrote in haste this morning.My mother was in a similar position to you. She needed to be covered to pay her medical and pharmaceutical bills, not to mention to receive her superannuation (retirement). She was pushed to quit but she fought back with the support of her union. My point was that she was put through a lot, almost gave up but was eventually vindicated and was awarded her entitlement. She had/has RSI, an invisible disability. She is still incapacitated but at least she has her entitlement. It is really hard to fight the system but you seem to be strong. Good luck. Hang in there. I believe in people getting justice and you have every right to it. I hope this makes more sense. Meryl Thing about it is I would LOVE to be able to drop the case…it just isn’t possible now. I have medical issues that I can’t deal with through my insurance, and believe me, if I drop the case, I will not be covered on insurance any more…because I would be fired or resign. I know they starve you out and push for you to quit…I have actually had to fight them before…I just don’t have choices now…I have been starved out for so long, we could never catch up any other way than to finish this case R Just a quick response Robin as I have to go see my shrink. My guess is they are doing this to try and get you to drop the case. About 10 years ago my mother had a worker’s compensation case. It dragged out for ages and she was sent from one specialist to another and thus exacerbating her pain. She didn’t have depression when it started but she did develop it during this time. There were many times she came close to dropping her case BUT she managed to hang in. The case spent 5 days in court and she won. Her solicitor wanted her to sue for pain & suffering but she declined. She was satisfied with the outcome.Once the case was over she felt relieved and vindicated, although she still had her injury. Must run but try and hang in, Meryl Well, the idiot powers that be have seen fit to set yet another date before the judge. I don’t have to be there, but they are fighting a battle to death…one they have already lost. It is ridiculous. This is, once again, a hearing to try to get me to see ONE dr for everything. There just aren’t pdocs around here that do therapy. I intend to tell my atty that the point needs to be made that every time they interrupt my treatment, THEY cause the setbacks. Starting with a new dr now would take a minimum of 3 months to adjust to. Unless they feel like paying for inpatient care, they need to give up. This is getting ridiculous. Every advance I make in therapy just causes them to fight harder. They have no concept of the illness, nor any idea what their disruptiveness costs them. Had they done what I asked this time last year, I might have been back at work by now, but through the harrassment and all it makes it impossible to deal with. Has anyone else ever dealt with this kind of crap while trying to be treated for PTSD or Panic Disorder? I would really like to know a good way to make the point to the court that it is very disruptive and damaging to my treatment to continue (especially having two of the TOP dr’s in the state working on my case) trying to switch things around. Anyhow, that is my most recent anxiety provoker…just makes me want to scream. If I thought I would make a difference, I would show up on Monday at court. Most likely they won’t even see a judge, but decide things outside the court like always, so I would just be stressing and panicky for nothing then. Why can’t they just set a damn court date, make me show up and have a final fickin decision made? UGH~ I am so frustrated right now I could scream R "It’s hard to fight an enemy who has outposts in your head." ~~Sally Kempton Robin Robin Don’t sweat the small stuff…and it’s ALL small stuff! Robin Don’t sweat the small stuff…and it’s ALL small stuff!
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Hi Robin, You may not have understood me when I wrote in haste this morning.My mother was in a similar position to you. She needed to be covered to pay her medical and pharmaceutical bills, not to mention to receive her superannuation (retirement). She was pushed to quit but she fought back with the support of her union. My point was that she was put through a lot, almost gave up but was eventually vindicated and was awarded her entitlement. She had/has RSI, an invisible disability. She is still incapacitated but at least she has her entitlement. It is really hard to fight the system but you seem to be strong. Good luck. Hang in there. I believe in people getting justice and you have every right to it. I hope this makes more sense. Meryl
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Thing about it is I would LOVE to be able to drop the case…it just isn’t possible now. I have medical issues that I can’t deal with through my insurance, and believe me, if I drop the case, I will not be covered on insurance any more…because I would be fired or resign. I know they starve you out and push for you to quit…I have actually had to fight them before…I just don’t have choices now…I have been starved out for so long, we could never catch up any other way than to finish this case R Just a quick response Robin as I have to go see my shrink. My guess is they are doing this to try and get you to drop the case. About 10 years ago my mother had a worker’s compensation case. It dragged out for ages and she was sent from one specialist to another and thus exacerbating her pain. She didn’t have depression when it started but she did develop it during this time. There were many times she came close to dropping her case BUT she managed to hang in. The case spent 5 days in court and she won. Her solicitor wanted her to sue for pain & suffering but she declined. She was satisfied with the outcome.Once the case was over she felt relieved and vindicated, although she still had her injury. Must run but try and hang in, Meryl Well, the idiot powers that be have seen fit to set yet another date before the judge. I don’t have to be there, but they are fighting a battle to death…one they have already lost. It is ridiculous. This is, once again, a hearing to try to get me to see ONE dr for everything. There just aren’t pdocs around here that do therapy. I intend to tell my atty that the point needs to be made that every time they interrupt my treatment, THEY cause the setbacks. Starting with a new dr now would take a minimum of 3 months to adjust to. Unless they feel like paying for inpatient care, they need to give up. This is getting ridiculous. Every advance I make in therapy just causes them to fight harder. They have no concept of the illness, nor any idea what their disruptiveness costs them. Had they done what I asked this time last year, I might have been back at work by now, but through the harrassment and all it makes it impossible to deal with. Has anyone else ever dealt with this kind of crap while trying to be treated for PTSD or Panic Disorder? I would really like to know a good way to make the point to the court that it is very disruptive and damaging to my treatment to continue (especially having two of the TOP dr’s in the state working on my case) trying to switch things around. Anyhow, that is my most recent anxiety provoker…just makes me want to scream. If I thought I would make a difference, I would show up on Monday at court. Most likely they won’t even see a judge, but decide things outside the court like always, so I would just be stressing and panicky for nothing then. Why can’t they just set a damn court date, make me show up and have a final fickin decision made? UGH~ I am so frustrated right now I could scream R "It’s hard to fight an enemy who has outposts in your head." ~~Sally Kempton Robin Robin Don’t sweat the small stuff…and it’s ALL small stuff!
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I am sorry it came out that way, I did understand….it is just so frustrating some days to just remember I have this mess going on in the background no matter what I do. I can do HUGE things to progress in my recovery and still end up having huge PA’s because of the idiots pushing things in the wrong direction. I understand what you meant about your mom. The other battle with work comp that I fought was RSI, and that means BOTH of my cases have been invisible…I hate that…makes me want to have an actual physical scar for what I have been through, but it isn’t that simple is it? R – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Hi Robin, You may not have understood me when I wrote in haste this morning.My mother was in a similar position to you. She needed to be covered to pay her medical and pharmaceutical bills, not to mention to receive her superannuation (retirement). She was pushed to quit but she fought back with the support of her union. My point was that she was put through a lot, almost gave up but was eventually vindicated and was awarded her entitlement. She had/has RSI, an invisible disability. She is still incapacitated but at least she has her entitlement. It is really hard to fight the system but you seem to be strong. Good luck. Hang in there. I believe in people getting justice and you have every right to it. I hope this makes more sense. Meryl Thing about it is I would LOVE to be able to drop the case…it just isn’t possible now. I have medical issues that I can’t deal with through my insurance, and believe me, if I drop the case, I will not be covered on insurance any more…because I would be fired or resign. I know they starve you out and push for you to quit…I have actually had to fight them before…I just don’t have choices now…I have been starved out for so long, we could never catch up any other way than to finish this case R Just a quick response Robin as I have to go see my shrink. My guess is they are doing this to try and get you to drop the case. About 10 years ago my mother had a worker’s compensation case. It dragged out for ages and she was sent from one specialist to another and thus exacerbating her pain. She didn’t have depression when it started but she did develop it during this time. There were many times she came close to dropping her case BUT she managed to hang in. The case spent 5 days in court and she won. Her solicitor wanted her to sue for pain & suffering but she declined. She was satisfied with the outcome.Once the case was over she felt relieved and vindicated, although she still had her injury. Must run but try and hang in, Meryl Well, the idiot powers that be have seen fit to set yet another date before the judge. I don’t have to be there, but they are fighting a battle to death…one they have already lost. It is ridiculous. This is, once again, a hearing to try to get me to see ONE dr for everything. There just aren’t pdocs around here that do therapy. I intend to tell my atty that the point needs to be made that every time they interrupt my treatment, THEY cause the setbacks. Starting with a new dr now would take a minimum of 3 months to adjust to. Unless they feel like paying for inpatient care, they need to give up. This is getting ridiculous. Every advance I make in therapy just causes them to fight harder. They have no concept of the illness, nor any idea what their disruptiveness costs them. Had they done what I asked this time last year, I might have been back at work by now, but through the harrassment and all it makes it impossible to deal with. Has anyone else ever dealt with this kind of crap while trying to be treated for PTSD or Panic Disorder? I would really like to know a good way to make the point to the court that it is very disruptive and damaging to my treatment to continue (especially having two of the TOP dr’s in the state working on my case) trying to switch things around. Anyhow, that is my most recent anxiety provoker…just makes me want to scream. If I thought I would make a difference, I would show up on Monday at court. Most likely they won’t even see a judge, but decide things outside the court like always, so I would just be stressing and panicky for nothing then. Why can’t they just set a damn court date, make me show up and have a final fickin decision made? UGH~ I am so frustrated right now I could scream R "It’s hard to fight an enemy who has outposts in your head." ~~Sally Kempton Robin Robin Don’t sweat the small stuff…and it’s ALL small stuff!
Robin Don’t sweat the small stuff…and it’s ALL small stuff!
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Well, the idiot powers that be have seen fit to set yet another date before the judge. I don’t have to be there, but they are fighting a battle to death…one they have already lost. It is ridiculous. This is, once again, a hearing to try to get me to see ONE dr for everything. There just aren’t pdocs around here that do therapy. I intend to tell my atty that the point needs to be made that every time they interrupt my treatment, THEY cause the setbacks. Starting with a new dr now would take a minimum of 3 months to adjust to. Unless they feel like paying for inpatient care, they need to give up. This is getting ridiculous. Every advance I make in therapy just causes them to fight harder. They have no concept of the illness, nor any idea what their disruptiveness costs them. Had they done what I asked this time last year, I might have been back at work by now, but through the harrassment and all it makes it impossible to deal with. Has anyone else ever dealt with this kind of crap while trying to be treated for PTSD or Panic Disorder? I would really like to know a good way to make the point to the court that it is very disruptive and damaging to my treatment to continue (especially having two of the TOP dr’s in the state working on my case) trying to switch things around. Anyhow, that is my most recent anxiety provoker…just makes me want to scream. If I thought I would make a difference, I would show up on Monday at court. Most likely they won’t even see a judge, but decide things outside the court like always, so I would just be stressing and panicky for nothing then. Why can’t they just set a damn court date, make me show up and have a final fickin decision made? UGH~ I am so frustrated right now I could scream R "It’s hard to fight an enemy who has outposts in your head." ~~Sally Kempton Robin
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Just a quick response Robin as I have to go see my shrink. My guess is they are doing this to try and get you to drop the case. About 10 years ago my mother had a worker’s compensation case. It dragged out for ages and she was sent from one specialist to another and thus exacerbating her pain. She didn’t have depression when it started but she did develop it during this time. There were many times she came close to dropping her case BUT she managed to hang in. The case spent 5 days in court and she won. Her solicitor wanted her to sue for pain & suffering but she declined. She was satisfied with the outcome.Once the case was over she felt relieved and vindicated, although she still had her injury. Must run but try and hang in, Meryl
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Well, the idiot powers that be have seen fit to set yet another date before the judge. I don’t have to be there, but they are fighting a battle to death…one they have already lost. It is ridiculous. This is, once again, a hearing to try to get me to see ONE dr for everything. There just aren’t pdocs around here that do therapy. I intend to tell my atty that the point needs to be made that every time they interrupt my treatment, THEY cause the setbacks. Starting with a new dr now would take a minimum of 3 months to adjust to. Unless they feel like paying for inpatient care, they need to give up. This is getting ridiculous. Every advance I make in therapy just causes them to fight harder. They have no concept of the illness, nor any idea what their disruptiveness costs them. Had they done what I asked this time last year, I might have been back at work by now, but through the harrassment and all it makes it impossible to deal with. Has anyone else ever dealt with this kind of crap while trying to be treated for PTSD or Panic Disorder? I would really like to know a good way to make the point to the court that it is very disruptive and damaging to my treatment to continue (especially having two of the TOP dr’s in the state working on my case) trying to switch things around. Anyhow, that is my most recent anxiety provoker…just makes me want to scream. If I thought I would make a difference, I would show up on Monday at court. Most likely they won’t even see a judge, but decide things outside the court like always, so I would just be stressing and panicky for nothing then. Why can’t they just set a damn court date, make me show up and have a final fickin decision made? UGH~ I am so frustrated right now I could scream R "It’s hard to fight an enemy who has outposts in your head." ~~Sally Kempton Robin
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I don’t feel like I have any choice BUT to hang on. Over a year now, what would quitting achieve? Loss of quality of care, loss of benefits I earned, and loss of the finality of closing the case at the end. It isn’t like they can pay me for the past year, but they can damn sure help me pay some of what it has cost me. Thanks for the support~ R – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -Hang in there. I know this is a pain in the ass, but you will prevail. Andy Well, the idiot powers that be have seen fit to set yet another date before the judge. I don’t have to be there, but they are fighting a battle to death…one they have already lost. It is ridiculous. This is, once again, a hearing to try to get me to see ONE dr for everything. There just aren’t pdocs around here that do therapy. I intend to tell my atty that the point needs to be made that every time they interrupt my treatment, THEY cause the setbacks. Starting with a new dr now would take a minimum of 3 months to adjust to. Unless they feel like paying for inpatient care, they need to give up. This is getting ridiculous. Every advance I make in therapy just causes them to fight harder. They have no concept of the illness, nor any idea what their disruptiveness costs them. Had they done what I asked this time last year, I might have been back at work by now, but through the harrassment and all it makes it impossible to deal with. Has anyone else ever dealt with this kind of crap while trying to be treated for PTSD or Panic Disorder? I would really like to know a good way to make the point to the court that it is very disruptive and damaging to my treatment to continue (especially having two of the TOP dr’s in the state working on my case) trying to switch things around. Anyhow, that is my most recent anxiety provoker…just makes me want to scream. If I thought I would make a difference, I would show up on Monday at court. Most likely they won’t even see a judge, but decide things outside the court like always, so I would just be stressing and panicky for nothing then. Why can’t they just set a damn court date, make me show up and have a final fickin decision made? UGH~ I am so frustrated right now I could scream R "It’s hard to fight an enemy who has outposts in your head." ~~Sally Kempton Robin —–= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =—– http://www.newsfeeds.com – The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! —–== Over 80,000 Newsgroups – 16 Different Servers! =—–
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Hang in there. I know this is a pain in the ass, but you will prevail. Andy
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Well, the idiot powers that be have seen fit to set yet another date before the judge. I don’t have to be there, but they are fighting a battle to death…one they have already lost. It is ridiculous. This is, once again, a hearing to try to get me to see ONE dr for everything. There just aren’t pdocs around here that do therapy. I intend to tell my atty that the point needs to be made that every time they interrupt my treatment, THEY cause the setbacks. Starting with a new dr now would take a minimum of 3 months to adjust to. Unless they feel like paying for inpatient care, they need to give up. This is getting ridiculous. Every advance I make in therapy just causes them to fight harder. They have no concept of the illness, nor any idea what their disruptiveness costs them. Had they done what I asked this time last year, I might have been back at work by now, but through the harrassment and all it makes it impossible to deal with. Has anyone else ever dealt with this kind of crap while trying to be treated for PTSD or Panic Disorder? I would really like to know a good way to make the point to the court that it is very disruptive and damaging to my treatment to continue (especially having two of the TOP dr’s in the state working on my case) trying to switch things around. Anyhow, that is my most recent anxiety provoker…just makes me want to scream. If I thought I would make a difference, I would show up on Monday at court. Most likely they won’t even see a judge, but decide things outside the court like always, so I would just be stressing and panicky for nothing then. Why can’t they just set a damn court date, make me show up and have a final fickin decision made? UGH~ I am so frustrated right now I could scream R "It’s hard to fight an enemy who has outposts in your head." ~~Sally Kempton Robin
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Gee, Robin, I hope this all gets sorted out soon. You deserve to get good treatment, not end up drowning in all their babble and mire. Hopefully they will make the decision out of court like always before. Sending you good wishes. Take care, Liz – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Well, the idiot powers that be have seen fit to set yet another date before the judge. I don’t have to be there, but they are fighting a battle to death…one they have already lost. It is ridiculous. This is, once again, a hearing to try to get me to see ONE dr for everything. There just aren’t pdocs around here that do therapy. I intend to tell my atty that the point needs to be made that every time they interrupt my treatment, THEY cause the setbacks. Starting with a new dr now would take a minimum of 3 months to adjust to. Unless they feel like paying for inpatient care, they need to give up. This is getting ridiculous. Every advance I make in therapy just causes them to fight harder. They have no concept of the illness, nor any idea what their disruptiveness costs them. Had they done what I asked this time last year, I might have been back at work by now, but through the harrassment and all it makes it impossible to deal with. Has anyone else ever dealt with this kind of crap while trying to be treated for PTSD or Panic Disorder? I would really like to know a good way to make the point to the court that it is very disruptive and damaging to my treatment to continue (especially having two of the TOP dr’s in the state working on my case) trying to switch things around. Anyhow, that is my most recent anxiety provoker…just makes me want to scream. If I thought I would make a difference, I would show up on Monday at court. Most likely they won’t even see a judge, but decide things outside the court like always, so I would just be stressing and panicky for nothing then. Why can’t they just set a damn court date, make me show up and have a final fickin decision made? UGH~ I am so frustrated right now I could scream R "It’s hard to fight an enemy who has outposts in your head." ~~Sally Kempton Robin
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Well, the idiot powers that be have seen fit to set yet another date before the judge. I don’t have to be there, but they are fighting a battle to death…one they have already lost. It is ridiculous. This is, once again, a hearing to try to get me to see ONE dr for everything. There just aren’t pdocs around here that do therapy. I intend to tell my atty that the point needs to be made that every time they interrupt my treatment, THEY cause the setbacks. Starting with a new dr now would take a minimum of 3 months to adjust to. Unless they feel like paying for inpatient care, they need to give up. This is getting ridiculous. Every advance I make in therapy just causes them to fight harder. They have no concept of the illness, nor any idea what their disruptiveness costs them. Had they done what I asked this time last year, I might have been back at work by now, but through the harrassment and all it makes it impossible to deal with. Has anyone else ever dealt with this kind of crap while trying to be treated for PTSD or Panic Disorder? I would really like to know a good way to make the point to the court that it is very disruptive and damaging to my treatment to continue (especially having two of the TOP dr’s in the state working on my case) trying to switch things around. Anyhow, that is my most recent anxiety provoker…just makes me want to scream. If I thought I would make a difference, I would show up on Monday at court. Most likely they won’t even see a judge, but decide things outside the court like always, so I would just be stressing and panicky for nothing then. Why can’t they just set a damn court date, make me show up and have a final fickin decision made? UGH~ I am so frustrated right now I could scream
Dear Robin, Do you feel your attorney is fighting hard enough for you? I believe you mentioned once that you weren`t happy with him. Perhaps time for a new lawyer? I am sorry that this has been a nightmare for you. Sounds like they want to make things so hard for you that you just give up all together. I hope you continue to fight for what is rightfully yours. Jackie
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