AUGUST 2, 2008 - DELAY DELAY DELAY

FACTS: MY INJURIES: FROM MY ACCIDENT OF 10/3/1989 both immediate and resulting

Surgeries: Cervical Fusions: C3-4, C4-5, C5-6; Thoracic Fusion: T7-8
Lumbar Fusions: L2 -S1 with Titanium Rods
TMJ: bi-lateral - need splint for grinding and pain
Carpal Tunnel - bilateral
Additional Diagnosis: lDegenerative Disk Disease, Fibromyalgia, Partial Paralized Vocal Cord
Cauda Equina Syndrome, Hypertension,Anemia of Chronic Pain,
Chronic Pain, Reflux, Shortness of Breath,
Bulging Disks Cervical-Thoracic


The Power of Delay

One of the best tactics that someone in power can use is delay. Not to say NO. There is no denial. There is no approval. Nothing to argue against. Just non-responsive.

That is what the Adjustor has been using as a tactic. Or perhaps she will say that she has been just too overwhelmed with work that she cannot get to my case. It is such a big case and requires such effort and she is unable to find time to get to work on it.

What I know is that she has managed to become both Physician and Judge in the process. I needed refills on my medications that were able to be renewed. My Adjustor denied those renewals. With those denials of medications for blood pressure she put my life in danger and since my hypertension had actually been adjudicated as related to the accident, she placed herself in denial of the judical decision as well.

Presently she had approved treatment with a therapist, from a written RX by my primary Physician, and has not paid that therapist for the over 7 months of treatments. Apparently she has not been willing to speak with her own attorney about this as well, because it is understood that she approved of the therapy prior to inception.

Again, the power of refusal is merely a play for delay with use of money. The money is owed. AIG has another win, yes - they are the biggest in the world - for worker's compensation. The biggest at hurting the ones who are hurting already.