How did I know it was time to go to a pelvic floor physical therapist? Given the fact that I was learning to be a pelvic floor physical therapist at […]
When I started pelvic floor physical therapy as a patient, I was basically chomping at the bit. I knew what it was, I thought it was my best chance of […]
It’s 5PM on Monday after my sister’s wedding yesterday and I’m sick. I have a really gnarly cold and I look and feel like a zombie. I barely have enough […]
Typically when I tell people that I am a physical therapist they get it. At the very least, they have some sort of vague picture in their head – usually […]
I fully intend for this to be the last insurance specific posts for a while, but I have been thinking about it a ton as of late. My last post […]
More and more providers are becoming out-of-network providers. What does that phrase mean? It means that a place has no relationship with an insurance company – there is no contracted […]
Real talk: I hate talking about money. I have a lot of anxiety tied up in how much things cost and how much I can spend. My least favorite thing […]
I suspect that this is going to be longer than one post can hold – frankly, navigating the insurance system could probably be the topic of an entire blog in […]
From the very beginning of my documentation of this journey people have told me, “I can’t believe you write about that. I could never ever do that.”
Usually I interpret it to mean that “I could never tell strangers/everyone I know in real life/the internet about leaving voicemails about your vagina, getting your urethra milked, or wearing a bag of pee on your leg.” I get that. Here’s the cool thing:
The follow up specialist who told me she did not recommend surgical intervention for my nodule also told me she thought it was a periurethral cyst (sound familiar?) but she […]
