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@21savage@wally said ↗True but that's 30k more than the minivan. Not sure the average UPS driver family can afford that, especially if pumping out the little ones one after another.@21savage said ↗It's been hell dealing with this. It's not some seamless process. There's so many moving pieces. Got the asap case manager, then another 3rd party evaluator who I do zoom interviews with who then has to communicate back to the case manager. Then the 3rd party counseling sessions who have to communicate back to the case manager. Then the case manager has to communicate with Labor, then they have to coordinate an meeting between me, the BA, center manager and Case manager. And of course none of this is a high priority to anyone but me. It's like pulling teeth trying to get ahold of some of these people. Sometimes they don't respond until days later and then they have attitude about it.Remember these headaches if you think you might be getting off the sobriety bus.
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True but that's 30k more than the minivan. Not sure the average UPS driver family can afford that, especially if pumping out the little ones one after another.

It's been hell dealing with this. It's not some seamless process. There's so many moving pieces. Got the asap case manager, then another 3rd party evaluator who I do zoom interviews with who then has to communicate back to the case manager. Then the 3rd party counseling sessions who have to communicate back to the case manager. Then the case manager has to communicate with Labor, then they have to coordinate an meeting between me, the BA, center manager and Case manager.


And of course none of this is a high priority to anyone but me. It's like pulling teeth trying to get ahold of some of these people. Sometimes they don't respond until days later and then they have attitude about it.

Remember these headaches if you think you might be getting off the sobriety bus.

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It's been hell dealing with this. It's not some seamless process. There's so many moving pieces. Got the asap case manager, then another 3rd party evaluator who I do zoom interviews with who then has to communicate back to the case manager. Then the 3rd party counseling sessions who have to communicate back to the case manager. Then the case manager has to communicate with Labor, then they have to coordinate an meeting between me, the BA, center manager and Case manager.


And of course none of this is a high priority to anyone but me. It's like pulling teeth trying to get ahold of some of these people. Sometimes they don't respond until days later and then they have attitude about it.

Remember these headaches if you think you might be getting off the sobriety bus.