A New Look

Surprise! I didn't disappear, I just had a makeover! Doesn't it look amazing?? I loved the new look of one of my favorite blogs, Living to Love and so I found the creator of the look and emailed her. Patrice, you did such a fabulous job!! She was so courteous and very speedy - you should totally check her portfolio out at Purrfect Designs.

Life has been going, not exactly how we would like but we have to remember we aren't on our own time schedule. I have been working same as always, trying to get as many hours as I can. Hubby is still looking for a full time job - he was blessed enough to find a summer job for three months that has a probability of going full time so we are keeping our fingers crossed there. He hasn't started the summer job yet but we are hoping all the paperwork processing will be finished and entered so he can begin next week.

Lately we have been struggling with insurance in regards to getting hubby's jaw surgery approved. It was determined by the orthodontist and oral surgeon that hubby needs to have jaw surgery, pretty detailed one too. After three months of fighting and calling the insurance company multiple times, we were told today that the procedure and the hospital has been approved for surgery but the oral surgeon has not. The insurance is claiming he is not in network and that he will fall under the out of network category meaning less coverage. So we are working with the oral surgeon to see if they can help us out any and in the meantime we are going to see if we can get some assistance. If not, we might have to forgo the surgery due to cost complications.

I did have a down day today after spending hours on the phone with the insurance company and then I unloaded all my stresses and struggles to hubby on the way home from work. Once home we watched the movie New In Town with Renee Zellweger and Harry Connick Jr. that just came out to DVD and were able to relax. I am just hoping that we are allowed to see the light at the end of the tunnel very soon. I think my new blog is a great start, don't you?