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EvaKay
Member
- Apr 14, 2022
- 11
My insurance (Cigna) decided to quit paying for my mental health care. And this is coming right after getting accepted into a clinic for treatment resistant depression. My reaction was to walk out of the job I've held down for a couple of years without telling anyone. There's really no point for me to try and work if I'm not getting treated. Now the next battles are going to be 1) try not to off myself and 2) not give in to the voices and travel to Bloomfield, CT and give the ceo a piece of my mind.
Also, people wanna bitch and complain about "crazy people in the city streets" and all that but don't think about the root of these problems. Like, how fucked up and greedy can you be to create these sort of issues because you and your board of directors think that pay raises are more important than people like me getting their schizophrenia meds so that I'm not crazy and in the streets?
these 1% deserve to pay for this mess they created with their blood.
Also, people wanna bitch and complain about "crazy people in the city streets" and all that but don't think about the root of these problems. Like, how fucked up and greedy can you be to create these sort of issues because you and your board of directors think that pay raises are more important than people like me getting their schizophrenia meds so that I'm not crazy and in the streets?
these 1% deserve to pay for this mess they created with their blood.