My Aunt Pat passed the morning, surrounded by family. She was an amazing woman with an easy laugh and a love for the UConn women's basketball team. She was a nurse for more than 45 years, doing everything from oncology and ER to same-day surgery over the years. She was an amazing cook and baker and the matriarch of our family after my grandmother, her mom, passed in 2016. She hosted Thanksgiving for my entire childhood into my 20s for our entire extended family. She leaves behind three amazing kids and six grandchildren, all of whom are mourning her loss but also grateful she is no longer in pain.
This one wasn't a surprise like Aunt Nita last week; Pat was in hospice. But it's devastatingly sad. And losing two aunts in less than a week has me feeling pretty shaken.
Thank you for all of your kind worlds earlier.
As much as I disliked the previous workers comp dude I had to deal with he at least got my checks out regularly. Since Dec or so they haven't gotten to me regularly. I thought it was solved and then I realized I was sending info about my current pay stub and hadn't gotten a check from my last one.
We're also going to Florida on Sat so I really need the checks this week so I can deposit them ASAp. I also need to pay bills and have money for my trip. I emailed the lawyer and then yesterday I got a check in the mail...for a pay period over a month ago. I hadn't realized they had gotten that behind again. I got confused because they sent multiple checks for the last ones and I guess I lost track.
The lawyer is going to try and get them to send at least one before Friday.
It used to be I would email the pay slip to the lawyer (and I get access to those Wed the week I'm paid) and then by middle of the next week check.
I don't know why direct deposit hasn't been an option. Perhaps it was in tbe paper work I neve received from them but at this point I'm not going to try and change anything. At the rate I'm going they would get my bank account wrong .
My condolences to you and your family, Pix.
Peace and strength to you and your family, Pix.
So sorry for your loss, Pix
I'm sorry, Pix.
Aunt Pat sounds like one of those people who do the heavy lifting to make a family whole.
{{Pix}}} That is a lot of loss in a short period of time. Love to you and your family.
