Why is it that kids get sick on weekends and holidays? I know my parents have many a story of being out of town and we get sick and need to see a doctor. Charli and I were at the Minor Med this morning for 2 hours. Two hours of waiting to see a FNP for literally less than 2 minutes. And guess what? It's exactly what I was sure it was! There was no way I was paying an additional $30 to see her for 2 minutes. If Charli has pink eye and I have irritated, watery eyes too- what are the chances that mine isn't pink eye? Slim to none, I'm thinking. So, 2 hours down. We're both hungry and feeling crappy and we have to go to the pharmacy. Thankfully my consolation is that we use the Target pharmacy and I always have a happy feeling going to target. ;-) We get there and they say it'll be 15 minutes, despite that the Minor Med was supposed to have called/faxed in the prescription. We wait. Come back and the pharmacist says that the co-pay on on the drops is $50. What the heck. She asks if they gave me a coupon. I say no and my
We leave, drops in hand, and though it was not how I planned on spending my Memorial Day morning, I'm thankful that Brandon can handle Claire while Charli and I are most contagious.
The rest of the day was pretty chill. Brandon and I got out in the yard during the girls' nap and weeded the beds, watered, trimmed some bushes, and sprayed for bugs. I made Taco soup, gave the girls baths, and caught up on some DVRed shows. I'm going to bed early and hoping my eye will feel better in the morning!