I've been emailing co-workers (and making Rico do the same even though he first tried to say he was NOT going to ask his co-worker about a pump because that was "awkward and too personal"- eventually he caved and took his first sacrifice of pride for the baby. Nicely done babe.)
I called my insurance company way back over Thanksgiving break and got a list of providers they covered.
I googled said providers.
I got overwhelmed (people- just have a website and put information on it! Please.) and quit the entire process until today. Yes, almost 3 months later.
I called said providers.
Clearly, in channeling my inner Rory Gilmore, I made pro/con lists for each company.
Here's what I've learned...besides the boring stuff
There are some companies that ONLY sell 1 model, and it is a manual model. Really?
Only 3 companies sell the model I want.
Lenexa is apparently the holy ground for all medical supply companies.
When you can get women free* breast pumps- you can have WHATEVER hours you want.
4 days a week- why not?
Only open till 4 so no one that works can get to you? Sure!
You can NOT plan ahead and get a breast pump. You are NOT allowed to order one in January when you aren't due until April.
In fact, it was borderline selfish for you to ask such a question.
Clearly in wanting to get yours taken care of early you are REALLY just trying to rip a breast pump out of the hands of a mother who goes into labor early and didn't already order a pump.
You are rude, and you lose mom points.
Oops.
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