Re: Successful Pudendal Nerve Block, now what?
Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2024 10:07 pm
I was told to give up with having surgeries because I just creating more scar tissue that would create more problems later on.
Now - it's later on.
After surviving by practicing Acceptance for 12 years, financial stress has my pain back to unbearable levels.
Over the years, there was modest improvement, although I had to constantly remind myself to think back several years to help myself see that.
The best thing was - it didn't get worse. THAT was reassuring and gave me something to be grateful for!
I'm finally ready to have decompression surgery. I just have to do battle with Kaiser to get them to refer me out of network. I was surprised to read so many here got their insurance to pay for decompression surgery. It seems most insurers consider it to be experimental.
I may have to wait until January and change insurers.
I've tried finding diagnosis and treatment codes doctors and patients have used to get insurers to pay. I really need help with that. Please PM me if you know successful codes - and post here too, for others.
Now - it's later on.
After surviving by practicing Acceptance for 12 years, financial stress has my pain back to unbearable levels.
Over the years, there was modest improvement, although I had to constantly remind myself to think back several years to help myself see that.
The best thing was - it didn't get worse. THAT was reassuring and gave me something to be grateful for!
I'm finally ready to have decompression surgery. I just have to do battle with Kaiser to get them to refer me out of network. I was surprised to read so many here got their insurance to pay for decompression surgery. It seems most insurers consider it to be experimental.
I may have to wait until January and change insurers.
I've tried finding diagnosis and treatment codes doctors and patients have used to get insurers to pay. I really need help with that. Please PM me if you know successful codes - and post here too, for others.