filed under “can’t make this sh** up”…
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| listening to her Mama squeal with delight as Daddy went to get her meds… |
Filed under “can’t make this shit up”:
At 9:20 pm (EST) this evening we received a call from CVS Pharmacy that Courtney’s ONFI prescription was ready to pick up. After a very confused 10 minute convo with the Pharmacist, it appears that VA Medicaid accepted our claim at the close of business today and will be covering her seizure meds. The pharmacy received the approval at 8:00pm this evening 3 hours after I put out the call for prayers. I have no doubt that our onslaught of paperwork over the past ten days plus constant checking up on progress did the trick. That and the prayer avalanche unleashed upon their unsuspecting souls.
The real kicker is that there is NO co-pay on it. We have been paying $125 a month for the past year and now NOTHING! We checked three times. The pharmacist was chuckling at our disbelief. So Courtney is snug as a bug in bed, fully medicated and smiling.
I dare you to tell me there are no miracles! I dare you to tell me prayer is not the most powerful weapon we Christians wield. Go on…make my day! God is GOOD all the time! Thank for standing with us once more.
Thanks be to God! How amazing is that!?!?! That smile on her face is priceless!
it is beyond my ability to comprehend right now. Just feeling so cared for and very, very blessed!
Happy, happy Easter!!!
Amen Miss Catherine. Amen!
Praise The Lord. First orthotics and now medicine…..covered…..as we knew it should be all along. Way to fight the good fight Mary!
This brings happy tears to my eyes!!! So thankful that you got her meds! And with no copay?!! <3
And the prayers continue, my friend…such great news!
a Utah lady–who just started following you a couple months ago…I love your enthusiasm and positive spin on life…and as a mother who has also fought insurance companies "you go girl!"– I am so glad prayers were answered and I loved the way you put it, prayer avalanche on their unsuspecting souls, going to share with my Sunday school class.