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multipurposegoddessI am probably being really unreasonable.
We bounced a couple of checks drawn on our HSA to pay for therapy sessions. Now our therapist wants us to pay in cash. I really don't want to do that. It is upsetting me quite a bit.
Part of it is that I just don't want to send my husband off with $100 in cash twice a week. We are still rebuilding trust and I am just not there.
And the other part is that our insurance only authorizes $74/session and we've been paying $100. Maybe that is usual for therapy, but that's not the way it works for the rest of my medical bills. And coupling my unease over that with the feeling I have that people who insist on cash are trying to get away with something, and I am about ready to change therapists. Which would be inconvenient, but I am just really uncomfortable with the whole thing..
So, is this one of those things that I just need to get over?
We bounced a couple of checks drawn on our HSA to pay for therapy sessions. Now our therapist wants us to pay in cash. I really don't want to do that. It is upsetting me quite a bit.
Part of it is that I just don't want to send my husband off with $100 in cash twice a week. We are still rebuilding trust and I am just not there.
And the other part is that our insurance only authorizes $74/session and we've been paying $100. Maybe that is usual for therapy, but that's not the way it works for the rest of my medical bills. And coupling my unease over that with the feeling I have that people who insist on cash are trying to get away with something, and I am about ready to change therapists. Which would be inconvenient, but I am just really uncomfortable with the whole thing..
So, is this one of those things that I just need to get over?
