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Re: Compassionate Scheduling
Bejuce:
Thanks for your input. I was hoping that the act of doing something kind for someone else would be enough incentive. A monetary incentive may kill the idea for the HMO because they are going to necessarily incur a little bit more paperwork costs.
I am sure someone who has had breast cancer would gladly trade dates, but would just an average person be willing to trade for compassionate reasons? I am betting that a good percentage of people are really pretty decent and would be willing to trade.
Thank you everyone for your input! I think I will go to customer service later on in the week because you have given me something more to think about. I am probably going to only get one chance to sell the program so I better be as prepared as possible.
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This happened to Colleen:
Diagnosed in September 2007
ER-/PR-/HER2 Neu+++ 2.1 cm x .9 cm spicluted tumor with three fingers, Stage 2B
Sentinal node biopsy and lymph node removal with 3/18 positive in October 2007
4 TAC infusions
lumpectomy March 2008, bad margins
Re-excision on June 3rd, 2008 with clean margins
Fitted for compression sleeve July 16, 2008
Started the first of two TCH infusions August 14, 2008
Done with chemo and now a member of the blue dot club 9/17/08
Starting radiation October 1, 2008
life is still on hold
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