therapy? is there such a thing. I had a therapist once upon a time then he got a better job, the next one i didn't like so much but it didn't matter because my ins changed,and wouldn't cover her. the next one moved out of state. the next one changed jobs out of the field. then i lost my ins. but that was ok because the hospital said i qualify for free care, then 8 months later said i didn't because i had insurance (which i didn't) so not only did they bill me for each visit but double billed me for the same visits, one 20-30 min appointment cost $55 for the therapy session and then because we talked about my meds they billed me $85 for that. I tried fighting the bill but after a year and half, the finally told me i had to take it up with the therapist and she would have to cancel the bills,and the collections office couldn't help me with that. Oh and let's not forget the wonderful Dr that while i was in lock down would threaten me with continued incarceration if i didn't bow down to kiss his shoe. (that was dr. nestlebaum who i heard is moving up the ranks to a higher position in Boston MA)

all part of why i just don't get it.
Linda