Has a week really passed since I left Fort Jackson? Well there’s a week I’ll never get back! I’m not quite sure where I put it. I definitely didn’t use it well. I believe I lost it somewhere in the fog of readjustment.
Now I have three days to read two thick textbooks for my Ministry in Trauma, Crisis and Grief class. I do believe, reading that much in three days might actually be traumatic.
That’s OK though. The fog is finally clearing and we’ve achieved some sense of normalcy here on the home front. The kids are fighting in the other room… but they are fed and dressed and ready for school early enough to have time to play and fight and… oh my… yes I had to put a stop to that… the familiar sound of siblings pounding on each other.
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I’m having trouble getting to a doctor about this whole … “Patient complains of upper right quadrant abdominal pain” thing. Our Tricare Prime enrollment somehow got messed up and reverted back to Tricare Standard… which means I have to pay. But I shouldn’t have to pay, because I was injured while training on Active Duty… So we’re trying to figure that out. I called my SGL at USACHCS… [hehe do you have a clue what I'm talking about?] He’s going to try to figure something out for me today. Meanwhile… I’ll keep taking Advil and mumbling under my breath.
I still owe you several posts. Especially the one on surrender. Maybe I can write those later when I’m procrastinating something. It’s called structured procrastination people, and it works.
Time to take the boy to Kindergarten.








Careful with the Advil sis, too much will give you an ulcer. You should alternate pain killers if you can. Of course dealing with insurance can give you an ulcer too…I’m not sure what to tell you about that one.
Comment by Jami Leigh — February 23, 2007 @ 8:37 am
Nope - have no clue what the acronyms mean. Except that you aren’t getting what you need
Hope that works out for you soon.
If you figure out a way to track down lost time, let me know. We could make a fortune!
Comment by Barb — February 23, 2007 @ 10:40 am
Translation:
I called my Staff Group Leader at the US Army Chaplain Center and School…
Further Translation:
I called the Chaplain who supervised me while I was in chaplain officer training at Fort Jackson.
Another Translation:
Chaplain Crisp is going to take care of me. So don’t worry.
Comment by Amy — February 23, 2007 @ 10:53 am
My week kind of went by, too. Carnaval (partylike atmosphere where they close schools and businesses and such) kind of messed up the flow of things, not to mention that my hubby has this nasty bug that doesn’t want to leave his sinuses alone. Haven’t posted either, so you’re one up on me there
Comment by Kelly — February 23, 2007 @ 11:29 pm