07-27-2014, 08:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-27-2014, 09:16 PM by Bummer Knees.)
This will be an interesting trip.
My friend Michele, the injured nurse was injured in 2008 while working as a floor nurse. Large herniation or L4 5. She had an ESI injection what went bad and ended up with Arachnoiditis.
She settled in 2009 with open medical. The insurance company has been sending her to a rehab facility in Dallas, TX. The doctor is the one who writes the scripts for pan meds. The catch is my friend my do so many hours at his facility work with physical therapist doing exercises and working on machines that are beyond her restrictions.
Tuesday my friend has an appointment in Dallas as the rehab facility and I will be making the trip with my friend and will be sharing the driving this trip.
Michele always feels pretty rough after a stay in Dallas, sometimes as long as two weeks at a time as it causes the Arachnoiditis to flair up.
This will be an interesting trip as Michele's attorney has filed in court for a change of doctors. Seems the Dallas doctor says he can cure my friend's Archnoiditis and she will no longer need pain meds.
Course the insurance company's goal is to save dollars by having Michele go off of the pain meds she is on.
http://www.spineuniverse.com/conditions/...chnoiditis
My friend Michele, the injured nurse was injured in 2008 while working as a floor nurse. Large herniation or L4 5. She had an ESI injection what went bad and ended up with Arachnoiditis.
She settled in 2009 with open medical. The insurance company has been sending her to a rehab facility in Dallas, TX. The doctor is the one who writes the scripts for pan meds. The catch is my friend my do so many hours at his facility work with physical therapist doing exercises and working on machines that are beyond her restrictions.
Tuesday my friend has an appointment in Dallas as the rehab facility and I will be making the trip with my friend and will be sharing the driving this trip.
Michele always feels pretty rough after a stay in Dallas, sometimes as long as two weeks at a time as it causes the Arachnoiditis to flair up.
This will be an interesting trip as Michele's attorney has filed in court for a change of doctors. Seems the Dallas doctor says he can cure my friend's Archnoiditis and she will no longer need pain meds.
Course the insurance company's goal is to save dollars by having Michele go off of the pain meds she is on.
http://www.spineuniverse.com/conditions/...chnoiditis