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Friday, July 10th, 2009 06:26 pmGreat. I called Aetna, and the customer representative confirmed that there's only 3 psychiatrists in my city (not even technically *my* city, but the locale across the river) who are covered by my insurance, and all 3 are at the same address.
Whereas in Augusta, I found 23. In Charlotte, about 30. In Charleston, 6.
I feel a ridiculous urge to kill myself just to spite them.
Eh. I guess at least it makes choosing a psych simpler than if there were any choices. The thing is, I still don't believe it's true that only those 3 people are covered by Aetna.
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And I can't understand why they don't sell any better disposable menstrual pads than they do. I've bought 3 different kinds, and 2 of them are those frickin plastic-covered things that stick to the skin on my butt and smell nauseating. Stupidly designed "wings" which are so narrow that they don't stay stuck to the underwear, and are more likely to come loose and attach to my skin. I may end up having to take my cloth pads on my trip after all, even though washing them will be a pain.
Whereas in Augusta, I found 23. In Charlotte, about 30. In Charleston, 6.
I feel a ridiculous urge to kill myself just to spite them.
Eh. I guess at least it makes choosing a psych simpler than if there were any choices. The thing is, I still don't believe it's true that only those 3 people are covered by Aetna.
.
And I can't understand why they don't sell any better disposable menstrual pads than they do. I've bought 3 different kinds, and 2 of them are those frickin plastic-covered things that stick to the skin on my butt and smell nauseating. Stupidly designed "wings" which are so narrow that they don't stay stuck to the underwear, and are more likely to come loose and attach to my skin. I may end up having to take my cloth pads on my trip after all, even though washing them will be a pain.