from hr
to me
date Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 3:07 PM
subject Blue Cross IDDavid, your Blue Cross unique ID number is xxxx xxxxxxxx. The group number
is xxxxxxx.
I am very relieved to have had this taken care of. Now…I don’t really know what happens …chances for a transplant in 2010 just went up a lot, I think.
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Glad to know we won’t be picketing anyone’s building any time soon. :) This is fabulous news.
p.s. Dude. Your spam protection gets me every time. I so suck at basic addition.
Glory Glory Glory Hallelujah! I am so happy to hear this! Yay Employer! Yay HR!
Thank goodness. Christi was about to torch mob the insurance company in your honor…
Seriously, she was.
No seriously, that’s awesome news!
That’s awesome! I mean, it would be more awesome if the US healthcare system weren’t so broken, but I’m glad this turned out okay for you. It’s a shame they couldn’t have told you it’d all be okay earlier so you wouldn’t have had to stress so much.
Thanks everyone for your support. I hope I’ll have some more good news soon!