Super upset now...

It's been a long, long time since I felt my heart heavy.  And today I felt it again when I received the email saying that my baby's hospitalisation claim has been rejected.  Truth to be told, I was half-hearted when I submitted it knowing the chances of getting it rejected was higher but I still did it anyway to try.  

Then I felt there was hope.  My instinct told me so.  And I have always trusted my instincts as they were pretty accurate.

But today, I have lost trust in my instinct as well.  My heart hurts.

On top of that, today I have coincidentally bumped into a job position in a high-respectable company.   All the criteria for the job matches what I wanted.  Unfortunately the deadline for submission was yesterday!!!!  Double bummer.

And the potential tenant has rejected my unit because they got a better offer??  So what now?  Double whammer.

When will things be better for me?  WHEN????

My company do accept child specialist claim.  But they need me to submit the itemised medical bill in order to get pay.  I am going to Koe Child Clinic and Dr Koe is super busy, let alone to write down itemised medical bill?

It's cheaper than hospital, but that means I can't claim.  If in Sunway Medical Centre, I probably can claim because they do give the itemised medical bill but then I won't get that nice Dr Koe anymore.  Sigh.


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