The human typist is still in lots of pain and dizzy. She did have a massage yesterday which helped a little. Since she doesn’t have health insurance she got a bill for her last counseling session for 95.00. She has another session tomorrow and that will be another 95.00 which she doesn’t have the money for.
This month has been extra hard on her pocketbook without health insurance and food stamps.
She is no longer doing the mail room but only doing production which is really hard on her muscles. She has a hard time getting comfortable and sleeping.
So send us both good thoughts and purrayers, Hugs and purrs, Ali
Musings of a Senior Kitty & Baby Bunty 
Oct 22, 2017 @ 15:07:42
Sorry to hear things aren’t goin’ so good Ali. Has your mommy looked into like da MHMR counseling? They offen offer free or at least sliding scale services, and the counselors are all qualified and licensed. Your mommy might also check with da DKS fur other counselin’ resources dat be cheap or furee. Also, some churches offur counselin’ fur furee. And of course, you’re da bestest medicine awnty Angela can have. We’re sendin’ hugs and purrayers.
Luv ya’
Dezi and Raena
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Oct 22, 2017 @ 16:09:53
Oh Ali, purrayers for you and your human. Checking with church resources is a good idea – I get counseling through Catholic Charities here in Ohio – you do not have to be a Catholic.
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Oct 24, 2017 @ 15:21:35
Got information at my session today about getting counseling if you have no insurance. Google ADAMH board and your county of residence. They will list providers in your area.
Catholic Charities is nationwide , Hope this helps !I have insurance through Medicare so I am partly covered, but ASDAMH in my county defrys the rest of the charge. Good luck !
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Oct 24, 2017 @ 15:22:29
ADAMH – I added an extra s in the last line,
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Oct 29, 2017 @ 13:17:51
The last time I went to my counselor I was given a piece of paper to fill out, maybe Medicare will help defray part of my costs until I can actually get health insurance.
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