Jeff_AKA_Snoopy posted... The hell of it is that it isn't even that she was rejected. If she is rejected cause the law/program is not written in a way she qualifies now, I mean fine. We would disagree and appeal but that we would understand.
Stalling the process because Saskatchewan didn't have the resources to provide medical support? Like, the whole reason we had to go to Alberta is because we did not have a geneticist that could handle what my wife needed to test.
So we speak to her former family doctor who is in Saskatchewan who AGREED TO SEND HER TO ALBERTA! How can you in one fucking breath Send her to Alberta to get help but in another that help doesn't qualify?
To get a little deeper into my psyche, this whole experience has really shown me that I do support my wife in this. There was a little voice in my head that wondered how I would feel if she was rejected. Would part of me be happy that I get to spend more time with her?
No. I felt abject heartbreak and righteous Fury about it. That's how I know what we decided together was right and that while agonizing in certain moments I am behind 100%.
The health care system in SK are run by clowns.
I have no idea what my wait time is for my thyroidectomy.