all sorts of news
:: bad ::I was on hold, on and off, for nearly an hour yesterday with our insurance company.
:: good ::
Our sitter was here so I didn't have to make Sculpy creatures while arguing with 4 people who all gave me conflicting information.
:: bad ::
The insurance plan, which is administered out of Georgia, has found a way to pay for a certain service - EMDR - but only when provided by a certain type of doctor - MD. Coincidentally, that type of doctor doesn't do that type of service.
:: good ::
I found a provider, not an MD, who does EMDR really well.
:: bad ::
We have zero coverage for it AND I really need it AND it really helps.
:: good ::
The certified EMDR specialist takes cash.
:: bad ::
A lot of cash.
:: best ::
I had a pretty grueling session yesterday. I felt like Sculpy personified all afternoon yesterday. Before going to bed last night, I worked on a specific relaxation technique and was pleasantly surprised to NOT have my usual going to bed feeling which is someone holds a gun to my head and says, 'Nighty night! Pleasant dreams!' and then the gun holder turns into 30 monsters over the course of the night.
Nope.
Last night I slept well. And I woke up in a good mood. Make that great mood. See you later!
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::good::
your sister is coming to visit
::bad::
....well.. I don't think there *is* a bad about that!!! 24 hours I can't waaaaaaaait
That's absurd. EMDR by an MD.
Have you checked into EEG Neurofeedback? Alpha/Theta training is used with solders etc with PTSD. I don't know if it would be cheaper. If I lived nearby, I'd be very cheap, as I am getting the equipment/training and will be functional in a month. Perhaps look to a hometraining network in your area.
thanks cricket! i wish, but the emdr works so well. but i'll totally look into this.
Put in a request here
http://www.brain-trainer.com/form.html
to see if there is a hometraining group or a practicing tech near you.
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