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Yeah, she can just replace sister wives on the chairs with daughters on the chairs.

I quit watching when Meri was crying over Stonehenge. It seemed like a huge leap to go from the Kody cry fest in Parowan to her being so elated in England, all within 20 minutes. Everything in their lives drags out for months and years but hey, Meri can take herself off to England and be FREE in no time. Yeah, after 30 years, chicklet. I don't trust Kody about anything at all, especially where money is involved. In this case, Money = Coyote Pass division, which we all know will be unfair. Ho hum, don't really have to watch any of it to know it will be mind bendingly bad. I don't really care anymore and had been hanging on by a thread as it was.

Lots of crying - Kody bawling like a baby over his favorite ex-wife, the same one he ignored and belittled for years. And of course, Robyn, as usual. I wouldn't recognize her without the crinkled face and sobs. Will she rilly miss Meri? Of course not, or she would have had more contact with her before Meri skipped town.

Back when they all spoke to each other. It's been a while, other than those excruciating socially distanced chats in Robyn's back yard with Kody being dramatic.

Maybe other places don't want the cameras?

It doesn't work, does it. Every time he looks out with those intense dark shark eyes and the floppy hair, I think he looks more like Charles Manson. It's not a better look.

OMG, Kody thinks that Janelle doesn't want to be the one to break things up? Really?

Bingo. You hit the nail on the head. They're not any different! Same content, different plaid shirt but same curly mop for Kody, but everything else seems the same. Why do we even watch it?

And I do not really care about Christine's new ring. Glad she got one, but meh.

So Kody wants to make his family whole again. Do we think this will work?

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I didn't pay anything for them. Not sure if it was Medicare or my Part B supplement (Mutual of Omaha) that paid, or maybe both, but I had nothing out of pocket to pay - and believe me, those things are not cheap! Really the expense is for the pump itself, but the leg sleeves (or there are arm ones if that's what you need) are expensive on their own. My therapist started me with "basic" pump that had 4 chambers in the leg sleeves. After using it for a few months, he put in for an upgrade for pump and sleeves that have 8 chambers, so more precise compression. Each area can be separately set for more or less compression. My first set was already paid for, so he took them to give to someone w/o insurance coverage, with my blessing. Oh - and my regular compression socks can go in the dryer, according to the person who fitted me for them. They're from Jobst and cost about $200/leg (!) but Medicare paid for all of it this year. What a relief!!

Correction - the name of the law that covers compression is the Lymphedema Treatment Act, not Therapy Act. Still works, tho :) The idea is that you have a pair of compression garments to wear, one to wash, and one to dry at the same time. I only have 2 pair but it's still a huge savings. Glad I could share the info with y'all and hope it helps!

And also that she NEEDS the same size house because she WANTED lots more children and it wasn't as though she didn't try to have more, so she shouldn't be penalized. Or words to that effect. I mostly just remember the Wet Bar of Tears.

Good news on this! The Lymphedema Therapy Act went into effect in 2024, and insurance now covers 3 pairs of custom compression twice a year! Well, I know Medicare does and usually what they cover, other insurance companies also cover. Each pair is soooo expensive to pay out of pocket, so this has been a huge help. The clothing swap time is definitely crazy - and moving things to a Pod while they work on your house? No wonder you got so many steps in! Take care of yourself and rest when you can.