How do you spell VICTORY!

Okay, I am jumping the gun, but this is just like in the third quarter of the Ducks game against the Seminoles, when Jameis Winston fumbled the ball and Tony Washington scooped it up and ran to the end zone. Deep in our hearts, we all knew the game was over.

I spoke with Aflac on Friday. They weren’t overly helpful, but they sent me back to Providence Hospital to get the documentation I needed.

I spoke with Providence today. Seems they don’t do the billing for the radiation department, which is run by The Oregon Clinic. I have a sister that will vouch for me on this (don’t ask me which sister, they rotated so fast my head spun), but the receptionist at radiation told me I had to go to Providence for the information I needed for my claim.

So, I called The Oregon Clinic, and they are sending me the information I need. They said they will put it in tomorrow’s mail.

Okay, moral dilemma. I have told Aflac, both in an email and on the phone that they have overpaid me for chemotherapy. Do I pursue it further, or just say “I’ve done my part”?

I just hope the cancer doesn’t come back. I really don’t know if I can deal with insurance companies and hospital/clinic billing departments again.