u/Late-Collection-8076

Almost gave up

Almost gave up

It was my third spot of the day and I had caught nothing all day fishing for about 6 hours and I decided to go to the spot and I got lucky got this big one and another small one fishing in Wisconsin with liver for bait

u/Late-Collection-8076 — 14 days ago

My first bullhead

I have never caught a bullhead before. Got this little baby in the St Croix River by Hudson Wisconsin.

u/Late-Collection-8076 — 5 months ago

I caught a couple of catfish today.

I was fishing in the front harbor of the St Croix River in Wisconsin that runs between Minnesota and Wisconsin today I was quite happy to catch two reasonable catfish. I caught them with sucker minnows. I killed the minnows and pocked holes in them.

u/Late-Collection-8076 — 5 months ago

I had my bladder removed and the oncologist eventually told me that I had less than 5 years to live. I had immunotherapy and chemotherapy and a row and it has reduced it to no visible signs under a pet scan and I have had probably about seven pet scans and a row and insurance is paid them all until this last one and I'm a dummy I should check every time that it's covered but now after I've got it done they want me to pay $5,000 cuz they say it's not covered they won't give me a reason why it's not covered I can't talk to anyone about it because health partners gets another company to do the approval thing and that is artificial intelligence process.

Oncology says they will appeal it for me but I got the opinion from them that insurance is not going to give me any more scans and it's only being a year I think that is crap it's so worrying thing for me.

Oncology says they can still give me CT scans but I feel that that will not really find cancer in time.

Has anyone else had this problem with insurance where they get to a certain point and they say no more scans.

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u/Late-Collection-8076 — 6 months ago