And it was one of those you love.<\/p>\n
First, they called at the end of my 2nd period class. Since we had gone over material and they were supposed to be working on an assignment, I took the call — also I didn't want to play phone tag.<\/p>\n
A pharmacy tech told me a pharmacist want to talk to me. I told her that I had already contacted Express Scripts before I contacted them, I already had a plan, that I was hoping that Express Scripts would leave me alone, and went through the fact that they had already annoyed me to the point I had filed a complaint with the state board of insurance and that I'm about to file a second. I also told them if I heard from them again about this matter I was going to find a lawyer and file harassement charges.<\/p>\n
I was on hold for over 90 seconds waiting for the pharmicist and she interrupted me when I tried to tell her what was going on. I told her that I was a teacher, I was going to talk, she was going to take notes and I was going to make sure she understood what I said. <\/p>\n
I said that I was a very educated diabetic, that I knew before Express Scripts contacted me and had reached out to them. I told them that I was using a Medtronics pump and was using my durable medical equipment to purchase scripts. I went through the procedure my doctor and I used to determine that I was not having an allergic reaction to humalog and that I would get a new script when the current insulin was used up.<\/p>\n
I also told her I was putting on my blog and that her company needed to review my phone so they could learn how not to treat patients.<\/p>\n
As in all my phone calls I protested the fact that the forumlary was changed in the middle of the plan and that was the basis of my complaint with the state board of insurance.<\/p>\n
By the way, the students high-fived me at the end and agreed that I was nice since I hadn't cussed yet. They were pretty appalled at their end of the conversation.<\/p>\n
Do you think that might be one of the reasons I'm not sleeping, it was in November.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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