It’s time for the bad news

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Having shared the good news in the previous post, unfortunately, that leaves only the bad news to share. 

That centers around the fact that it will be early next week before we see the gas turned back on.  Apparently, the medical certificate is still processing and since they don’t work on the weekend, we have to wait until really newest week. 

While this definitely sucks for a number of reasons, we certainly aren’t relying on it to heat the house.  

This will also make cooking a challenge but we still have a toaster over and the air fryer, with which to prepare meals. Having said that, when isn’t making meals for my kids a challenge? 

All we can do is make the best of a bad situation. Freaking out or beating myself up over all of this, serves no purpose. We do the best we can in life but the truth is, shit happens. 

Rob Gorski

Full time, work from home single Dad to my 3 amazing boys. Oh...and creator fo this blog. :-)
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Braden

I think I understand the medical cert for electricity because of meds, etc. can you help me understand how gas falls under that same umbrella? Or it is a general utility thing?

Additionally, when you get the certificate, does it put you into a payment plan or a way to catch up and/prevent it from happening again?

Rob Gorski

Our house is run in Gas so cooking etc. Hot water is another thing as well. Frankly, as long as the doctor signs it, it’s good to go. It doesn’t fix anything per say but it gives me more time to get caught up. I can make smaller payments and make progress, whereas smaller payments without the cert would result in a disconnect.

Make sense?

Braden

I think I understand the medical cert for electricity because of meds, etc. can you help me understand how gas falls under that same umbrella? Or it is a general utility thing?

Additionally, when you get the certificate, does it put you into a payment plan or a way to catch up and/prevent it from happening again?

Rob Gorski

Our house is run in Gas so cooking etc. Hot water is another thing as well. Frankly, as long as the doctor signs it, it’s good to go. It doesn’t fix anything per say but it gives me more time to get caught up. I can make smaller payments and make progress, whereas smaller payments without the cert would result in a disconnect.

Make sense?