-my parents were out & about w/high covid risk. Won’t listen.
-mom said she thought dad didn’t love her anymore (I hope/think it’s probably his depression)
-the heating pad burned Steins tummy
-mom saying trumpy talking-points
-KDouche accused me of excessively routing & holding claims too long
He said I would need to sit side by side with our mentor so she could tell me what I was doing wrong… I told him (for at least the 7th time, between emails and verbally on phone calls) that even this phone call gives me anxiety. And I asked if I could just do the work and send the claim for her to check it. He did not listen. He did not try to work with me. He did not see any other way to accomplish the goal other than the one method he stated. Kind of annoyed I was asking for accommodation for my anxiety disorder, he said she would be side by side watching me do the claim so she could tell me what I was doing wrong in real time. I was upset bc I do have anxiety, and have emailed him at length about that, and even talked about getting an ADA for anxiety, but he would not work with me. After a long pause, where I was considering bringing up the ADA or alternate methods to achieve the goal, I just said I understood—mostly bc he never listens to me anyway, so why bother?
5/18/21: KDouche’s recap of our 1:1
I understand that your anxiety can get really bad, however, it is best for someone to sit with you on a live claim example. This way there is no confusion and they would be able to see first-hand what’s happening and possibly propose a solution. This will also aid in your questions in regards to the Xref claims.
I do mostly Zx claims all day long, and they are my favorite.
The auditors have looked them over many times, and the Zx claims passed as correct.
I do not have questions about Zx claims.
There are many correct examples of Zx claims that I complete every day and claims that have passed audit.
I couldn’t do those random 6 that came through unpaid, for the reasons I explained verbally in the 1:1, and wrote out in an email recap of the 1:1 bc I could tell KDouche wasn’t listening to me.
He is STILL under the impression I am doing them wrong even though I do them all the time.
-Jogre micromanaged me
-KDouche said “we need more”
I emailed you back regarding your email, but I think it got confused within the chain. In the email, I told you I originally provided: The claim #, pend, the auth #, how many units it was over, the problem that it’s split into a decimal, a picture of the calculator showing the days split into a decimal, and a pic of the wf tab, and wf box # I got to. Also, it wasn’t my question—it was a directive of the wf to send it to TL. And I asked what else I need to do. I really need to know what else to send to clear up future confusion, as this is a persistent problem.
I asked what else was needed, because I felt like I had sent everything, and rather than admitting he didn’t read the email chain before admonishing me, he gaslighted me and said a vague: “We need more.” And that’s all he would tell me. By the end of the call, I was literally screaming, “What else do you need????!!!!”
-We pinched Bison’s neck in his collar & he said he always hated us so he wanted to move out
-EEOC didn’t even open my documentation & got everything wrong in the 1 paragraph they wrote!
As a last resort, I went through with reporting my work harassment and retaliation to the government. I spent 3 hours on the phone telling my caseworker the specific details of what happened. Then I spent 5 hours on a weekend, trying to make all my documentation understandable to an outsider. It contained a lot of jargon and technical information. I sent a whole zip file of the documentation because it was SO much evidence. The day before the case was to be finalized, my case worker emailed asking me to call her a 2nd time. I was only able to speak to her for 10-15 min during my lunch break. And guess what? I could tell
SHE HAD NOT TAKEN ANY NOTES DURING OUR FIRST 3 HOUR CONVERSATION, AND SHE SAID SHE WAS UNABLE TO OPEN MY ZIP FILE, SO SHE HAD NOT READ A SINGLE WORD OF MY DOCUMENTATION.
I felt like it was a colossal waste of time, and hopeless. When she finally did start my case, the one paragraph was full of incorrect information, and did not identify the correct problem. #$%^@*
-dad drove recklessly and was lucky he didn’t cause an accident, and wrecked the car
-KDouche said I worked off the clock
Employee Handbook: Timekeeping Violations As a company founded on ethical behavior, we take timekeeping violations seriously. It is a violation of company policy for anyone to work off the clock, incorrectly report hours worked, or alter another employee’s time records without a legitimate reason or authorization to do so. It is also a violation to instruct, encourage, or pressure someone to engage in any of these acts. Any employee who engages in behavior that results in inaccurate timekeeping or incorrect payment is subject to discipline up to and including termination.
-dad weird sex-talk
-HR didn’t help me
-Goose has a mass in his diaphragm
Dr.,
I have been thinking of what to say, and sorry, if this is all over the place. I’m concerned with the density on x-ray too. I want everything for Goose, and want to have him (happy and comfortable) as long as possible. I was trying to imagine what it could be to foresee what the treatment could be. . .
If it was a tumor, most the time there would be some anomaly on bloodwork, is that true? And I didn’t think he was really at risk for diaphragmatic hernia at his age/activity level (I’ve heard about it in regards to very young puppies)? And if it was fluid, he would still have a “wet” sound or some respiratory symptoms? I guess I’m not actually asking for the textbook of the various possibilities.
My real question is: Out of all the possibilities your knowledge and experience can think of–what is most likely, and are any of them completely reversible for Goose, & what timelines should I prepare for? I don’t feel at his weight/age he’s a very good candidate for any surgery–do you think he would be? I wouldn’t want to lose him in trying to heal him w/sx, especially if it was uncertain to work, or only bought him a little more time. Because, honestly just knowing what it is but not having a viable/affordable/long-term treatment would be more horrible than just not knowing for some reason.
I would only want to do u/s if it would absolutely tell us what it is, if there is definitely a treatment, and if that treatment worked for Goose long-term. Which is to say, I know you’re not prescient, but you do have tons of experience. Please be candid.
In every scenario, I’d like Goose to be as comfortable as possible.
Thank you so much,
Reply:
My biggest concern/worst case scenario for that area in Goose’s x-ray would be a cancerous mass. However if surgery would not be a possibility then I agree the ultrasound would be a bit of a moot point.
As long as he is comfortable, I think it would be reasonable to do some watchful waiting for him. If his respirations change, he is not eating, has vomiting, or any other signs he is not feeling well, we could repeat x-rays and address any findings at that time.
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