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I need some comfort ...

FOOD ... 

















And can't forget some dessert ...  













That's right, I am not going to be too fussy about eating foods with just a bit more calories.  While I can chew, I am going to indulge just a bit ... not overdo it though ;)

This has turned out to be one of those weeks.  Bitterness, anger, frustration, and tears have made their way to me.  I hate whining about anything, but the whole surgery/insurance thing with my upcoming jaw surgery is totally WRONG.  It makes no sense to me.  I won't get into it, but I would appreciate PRAYERS.

(((SIGH))))

Now, I am off to shop for just a little bit of comfort.


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Busy Bee Suz said…
Anything having to do with insurance and Dr's always throws this girl for a loop. It is never easy. It never seems to be a fair deal.
I understand. Go. Eat. Shop. and eat something really, really yummy.
take care,
suz
1:35 PM
Kim H. said…
Elaine,
I'm totally praying for you. Hang in there, honey. It'll get easier. And I know, sometimes the sucky things just wear you down and you crumble. Even strong women are allowed to break down sometimes.
By the way, whatever that first dish is, looks DELICIOUS. What is it?....And yes, enjoy for now - cause I think you're gonna need to build up some reserves. :) Or before we know it, we'll be calling you the "Skinny Minnie".
1:38 PM
Christine said…
I will be thinking of you. Sounds like you are having a bad time. A good cold beer sometimes helps??!!
2:20 PM
Unknown said…
I'm praying for you, Elaine. Don't give up. One person can take on a big, bad insurance company.

Enjoy your dinner. Looks delish!
2:30 PM
Jen @ tatertotsandjello.com said…
Sending lots of prayers and good thoughts your way!!! I'm so sorry you have to go through all of that!

((hugs))

Jen
7:10 PM
southernjoy said…
I don't think a few extra calories will hurt you. You might need to store some up for those post-surgery days.
10:18 PM
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