It feels as though I am constantly doing something... Working, School, Homework, watching the little guy.. and Now I am adding a 'practicum' to the list of things to be done. That is, I have to spend 30 hours in a classroom for my EDU200 class. I am looking forward to it and dreading it at the same time. It'll be fun to look at teaching from a teachers perspective and I like the woman I am going to be working with. She is a parent of one of the children at my daycare. I look forward to working with her. I am dreading it because of how long I'll have to be away from Cain in a day. I'm pretty much going to be gone from 730 am til 615 pm. I have never been away from my baby that long except for the 2 times my mom kept him over night and those were hard! I'm gonna miss my lil guy.
I've been trying to get ahold of DES to see why they keep denying my application saying I already have coverage, but I do not. These people are damn idiot and they are the most unhelpful people ever. I understand that they deal with alot of people who are more than likely going to spend their lives living off of the services DES provides, but that does not mean that they can treat everyone that way. I am a working, school attending parent. I can't afford health insurance at the moment, so yes, I need AHCCCS. Am I going to be on it forever? HELL NO! Contrary to what most people think, I would like to be able to support myself and my child someday, why do you think I am going to school? Oh well, I'll save that battle for Friday, when all I have to do is work.
For now, I will type up another post regarding the baby journey. Thanks for reading :)
I've been trying to get ahold of DES to see why they keep denying my application saying I already have coverage, but I do not. These people are damn idiot and they are the most unhelpful people ever. I understand that they deal with alot of people who are more than likely going to spend their lives living off of the services DES provides, but that does not mean that they can treat everyone that way. I am a working, school attending parent. I can't afford health insurance at the moment, so yes, I need AHCCCS. Am I going to be on it forever? HELL NO! Contrary to what most people think, I would like to be able to support myself and my child someday, why do you think I am going to school? Oh well, I'll save that battle for Friday, when all I have to do is work.
For now, I will type up another post regarding the baby journey. Thanks for reading :)
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