Sanford Care Coordination experience?

I have multiple medical issues and don't always feel like my 6 providers always communicate (or they expect me to if that makes sense? one tells me to have another order a medication, test, etc). I have a care coordination / case management option through my insurance (BCBS), but am wondering if the service through Sanford would be more efficient/worthwhile?

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u/Professional_Dig9273 — 4 months ago

Artifact, fossil or JAR? And what kind of rock? Found in southeast South Dakota. It's very hard, similar feel too pipestone.

u/Professional_Dig9273 — 4 months ago

Channeling his weenie roots. Seriously though, does anyone have a sandbox or anything fun / digging related for their chiweenie to do? He loves it so much! And doesn't get to actually dig very often. :-)

He doesn't usually do this unless he sees a critter go down a hole lol. He plays ball inside, and has lots of other toys that he loves to play fetch and tug with! He likes fluffing up the blankets and tunneling under them as well. Anyone tried those pop open tubes for their chiweenies? Or sandbox? It's not a problem getting him to stop doing it, he just has so much fun that I almost feel bad making him stop. He HATES getting a foot bath in the sink however!

u/Professional_Dig9273 — 4 months ago

Found in field in southeast South Dakota. Completely flat on two sides. Seems to be a quartz mix. Natural or man made?

u/Professional_Dig9273 — 5 months ago

Anyone else struggle with excessive thirst? I carry a 48 oz jug with me and fill it a minimum of 4 times a day. I alternate electrolyte drink mixes with true lemon energy drink mix. I've gotta be careful with electrolytes and salt because I start getting sick from all the water. Any tips?

But I'm so thirsty! I know it's because of the change in weather, it's a lot warmer out and I can't tolerate heat worth a damn. (Diagnosed last Aug and still working on getting my levels stable, my endocrinologist is taking a very slow approach as he doesn't want to swing me into hypo). Also recently diagnosed with celiac disease which I realize significantly impacts nutrient absorption.

I know caffeine is a diuretic and will make me urinate more, but the mix to water ratio is very weak because it's meant for 16 oz of water, so I am always hydrating. Chewing gum or sucking on candy doesn't help because I get sick/dehydrated super quickly if I don't drink as much as I am.

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u/Professional_Dig9273 — 5 months ago