Concerning the New Diaper Supplier

I wrote a blog post in MS Word on November 25 that I meant to post here, but business got the better of me. The post reads as follows:

Today, I have officially made the switch from my old medical supplier and went with another one due to what my new insurance policy dictates. This is Neighbor Care. When I talked to them on the phone, I got a really nice lady. She was immensely polite, and her customer service is what I call outstanding! We talked about what they carried, as far as incontinence supplies is concerned—they only have Kendall, and the selection is sparse because they have only one kind of pull-up and one kind of diaper. I told her that I had a bad experience with Kendall in the past, as I tried out a diaper that just completely did not fit my body shape. She told me just to try out both the youth and the small, and when it comes time to order again, I can let them know which ones work best. I took her up on that suggestion, and I agreed to receive both the youth and small.

Now, it is just a matter of seeing my new doctor and getting the prescription. I have an appointment with him today at 3:30P.M. Don’t forget to come back to this blog to see the updates, as I will be giving my opinion on the diapers when I receive them. I will let you know if they are worth your time or not. The lady that I spoke to at Neighbor Care said she has never received a complaint and that people are happy with these diapers, and she seemed pretty confident and believed in her convictions, so we shall see. We shall see if this is the Kendall brand that I had problems with in the past that absolutely sucked miserably and did not fit my body shape properly at all. I can only hope that it is not, though.