It's not Mother's Day but I've been thinking about my mom quite a bit last week. When I think of my mom, I think of Sue, my second mom. I don't think of her as my step-mom. She's not the one who gave birth to me but she's the one that raised me.
My mom would have been 72 on Dec. 3rd. She used to make the statement that it took four days for the results of her birth to reach Pearl Harbor. It's also the way I remember when she was born.
I was watching a silly sitcom and there was some friction between the grandma and the step-mom over who deserved the "mom" necklace made out of macaroni by the three year old girl. The grandma who helped raise her the first couple years or the step-mom who had married the father. As most sitcoms do, it all worked out well and they were with all the people who cared about each other and that made them a family.
Earlier that night, before we watched that sitcom, our family was setting up the Christmas tree. The kids started singing and my wife sang a little and I remember thinking that my mom would have loved singing Christmas songs with my kids.
Can I be honest and tell you that I'm upset that my mom's not here to see her grandkids and that my kids don't get to know their grandma? She's been gone over 18 years now. I missed her when I was single but I miss her even more now that I have kids.
I am comforted by the fact that I'll see her again in heaven. I know that here on earth her life was miserable and that she's happy now. There's still a part of me that wishes she could be here to celebrate Christmas with her son (the one she raised as if she'd given birth to him) and his family.
Moms are special and I'm glad my kids get to enjoy the holidays with their mom.
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
CHALLENGES
#1 My Daughter’s Surgery this Week
This week my youngest is going in for her second brain surgery to address her Chiari Malformation. She had this done back in June of 2012. She’s really strong and did really well the last time and so I’m praying that it goes really well this time also.
I know we're very anxious about it but I told my wife last night that God loves Aria more than we do. I know that He has her in His hands and He will take care of her. I have faith in my heavenly Father.
#2 Our Children’s Behavior
It’s not easy to go through and I know it really wears on our family. My wife says that she can tell that it’s bothering the kids. When she drops off the kids for school, Aria does not want to go unless mommy promises to come to school early in the afternoon to be with her in the classroom. I’m very thankful that Tina is able to do that, although I know that puts a strain on Tina to get the things done she wants to do for the day.
Suzanna and Haydn have been acting up a little more than normal. Tina thinks it’s because they’re bothered by all that’s going on with Aria. She’s probably correct but it could also be their way of attracting attention since Aria gets the most due to all her medical treatments and we cater to Aria because of how much she goes through on a daily basis.
Have you ever been at a loss on how to correct your children’s behavior?
Have you ever felt like a failure because your child just can’t seem to control him/herself?
Do you ever worry that you, as a parent, must be doing something wrong when your kids just can’t seem to listen?
Probably not and it’s just me but that is some of the challenges that I face when it comes to our kids’ behavior.
#3 Finances
Bills are always a stress and if it’s not one thing, it’s another. Medical bills come in the mail on a regular basis. Our car was hit a couple weeks ago and we had to come up with the $500 deductible plus 20% of the cost of a week’s rental on a car. I had to replace all four tires on my car about two months ago.
BUT, God is good!!
#4 Faith
Do you ever wonder why God allows bad things to happen to people, especially people who believe and put their trust in Him?
I know people who are struggling with or deny that there is a God because it can be hard to believe in a good, loving God when all you see is bad things happening all around.
It's especially hard when bad things happen to yourself and/or your family. We've all wondered how God could allow such a thing to happen. Doesn't God love us? Couldn't have God stopped it?
Faith can be a challenge but I believe Roman 8:28 when it says, "And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose."
Challenges are a part of life. The challenges that come into our lives should help remind us to focus on Him. That's not always easy because we like to focus on ourselves.
Let's remember what James 1:2-5 says, "Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds,
for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness. And let steadfastness have its full effect, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing. If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask God, who gives generously to all without reproach, and it will be given him."
This week my youngest is going in for her second brain surgery to address her Chiari Malformation. She had this done back in June of 2012. She’s really strong and did really well the last time and so I’m praying that it goes really well this time also.
I know we're very anxious about it but I told my wife last night that God loves Aria more than we do. I know that He has her in His hands and He will take care of her. I have faith in my heavenly Father.
#2 Our Children’s Behavior
It’s not easy to go through and I know it really wears on our family. My wife says that she can tell that it’s bothering the kids. When she drops off the kids for school, Aria does not want to go unless mommy promises to come to school early in the afternoon to be with her in the classroom. I’m very thankful that Tina is able to do that, although I know that puts a strain on Tina to get the things done she wants to do for the day.
Suzanna and Haydn have been acting up a little more than normal. Tina thinks it’s because they’re bothered by all that’s going on with Aria. She’s probably correct but it could also be their way of attracting attention since Aria gets the most due to all her medical treatments and we cater to Aria because of how much she goes through on a daily basis.
Have you ever been at a loss on how to correct your children’s behavior?
Have you ever felt like a failure because your child just can’t seem to control him/herself?
Do you ever worry that you, as a parent, must be doing something wrong when your kids just can’t seem to listen?
Probably not and it’s just me but that is some of the challenges that I face when it comes to our kids’ behavior.
#3 Finances
Bills are always a stress and if it’s not one thing, it’s another. Medical bills come in the mail on a regular basis. Our car was hit a couple weeks ago and we had to come up with the $500 deductible plus 20% of the cost of a week’s rental on a car. I had to replace all four tires on my car about two months ago.
BUT, God is good!!
- I have a job that pays most of the bills.
- Tina works some and does what she can to bring in some money.
- Tina is awesome at saving money and finding that bargain. For example, this week on three different occasions she’s saved between 65 and 85% at the grocery store.
- Our kids have more than enough to eat and clothes to wear.
- We live in a nice house that God allowed us to refinance last year that lowered our mortgage.
#4 Faith
Do you ever wonder why God allows bad things to happen to people, especially people who believe and put their trust in Him?
I know people who are struggling with or deny that there is a God because it can be hard to believe in a good, loving God when all you see is bad things happening all around.
It's especially hard when bad things happen to yourself and/or your family. We've all wondered how God could allow such a thing to happen. Doesn't God love us? Couldn't have God stopped it?
Faith can be a challenge but I believe Roman 8:28 when it says, "And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose."
Challenges are a part of life. The challenges that come into our lives should help remind us to focus on Him. That's not always easy because we like to focus on ourselves.
Let's remember what James 1:2-5 says, "Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds,
for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness. And let steadfastness have its full effect, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing. If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask God, who gives generously to all without reproach, and it will be given him."
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Aria - Denver outcome & future surgeries
It’s been quite a couple months. In August, Tina took Aria
to Jewish National Hospital in Denver. After lots of tests and meeting with
doctors and several procedures, Aria was diagnosed with asthma,
gastroesophageal reflux disease, equivocal laryngeal cleft type 1, and chronic
rhinitis.
Rhinitis is a medical term for irritation and inflammation
of the mucous membrane inside the nose.
Gastroesophageal
reflux disease (GERD), gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD), gastric reflux
disease, or acid reflux disease is a chronic symptom of mucosal damage
caused by stomach acid coming up from the stomach
into the esophagus.
A laryngeal cleft or laryngotracheoesophageal cleft is a
rare congenital
abnormality in the posterior laryngo-tracheal wall. It occurs in approximately 1 in
10,000 to 20,000 births. It means there is a gap between the oesophagus
and trachea, which allows food or fluid to pass into the airway.
The first two we knew about but the cleft was a surprise and
might be causing some of the fat in her lungs but we’re doing the stomach
surgery first and monitor her condition afterwards and if necessary they’ll fix
the cleft but it’s high enough that it might not be an issue. We’ll see.
On Oct 8th, Aria will be having a fundoplication, where the gastric
fundus (upper part) of the stomach
is wrapped, or plicated, around the lower end of the esophagus
and stitched in place, reinforcing the closing function of the lower esophageal sphincter.
Whenever the stomach contracts, it also closes off the
esophagus instead of squeezing stomach acids into it. This prevents the reflux
of gastric
acid (in GERD).
We also had another CT scan recently and it’s showing that
Aria’s Chiari is affecting her again with little fluid flow between her spine
and her brain which is causing more and more headaches and could lead to other
problems also.
We are planning on her having another brain surgery before
the end of the year to help release the pressure again. We thought it was a
“one and done” thing but the new doctor says that he’s been known to do four or
five on children as they continue to grow through childhood. I hope it’s not
that many and we’ll let you know when her brain surgery is going to happen but
my guess would be around Thanksgiving or Christmas break to try and minimize
how much school she misses. She’s already missed a lot so far.
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Tough Times
Below is an excerpt from a book I'm reading. It really spoke to my heart.
Our appetites in life determine how we respond in a trial. I have since been in the same circumstances and have not handled the pressure of empty cupboards quite as graciously. But never has lack upset my spiritual apple cart when Jesus was really my First Love.
Pressure brings everything to the surface— the good, the bad, and the ugly. While I don’t like it, pressure comes because of the mercy of God. Can you imagine what it would be like to live an entire life without seeing what was in our hearts through trial?
Many people turn their attention to how others have wronged them during their season of testing. That is one of the devil’s better tricks. If I can be preoccupied with what’s wrong with you, I’ll never be in a place to see my own heart. If I can’t see my heart, I can’t repent and be changed. Let’s face it, holiness— becoming like Jesus— is the purpose behind every trial.
The Kingdom of God is so different from everything else we know. Brokenness comes before healing. Weakness is the first step to strength. Seeing our hopeless condition is the prerequisite to experiencing His transforming power.
Johnson, Bill (2010-12-01). Center of the Universe: A Look at Life From the Lighter Side (p. 20). Destiny Image. Kindle Edition.
Our appetites in life determine how we respond in a trial. I have since been in the same circumstances and have not handled the pressure of empty cupboards quite as graciously. But never has lack upset my spiritual apple cart when Jesus was really my First Love.
Pressure brings everything to the surface— the good, the bad, and the ugly. While I don’t like it, pressure comes because of the mercy of God. Can you imagine what it would be like to live an entire life without seeing what was in our hearts through trial?
Many people turn their attention to how others have wronged them during their season of testing. That is one of the devil’s better tricks. If I can be preoccupied with what’s wrong with you, I’ll never be in a place to see my own heart. If I can’t see my heart, I can’t repent and be changed. Let’s face it, holiness— becoming like Jesus— is the purpose behind every trial.
The Kingdom of God is so different from everything else we know. Brokenness comes before healing. Weakness is the first step to strength. Seeing our hopeless condition is the prerequisite to experiencing His transforming power.
Johnson, Bill (2010-12-01). Center of the Universe: A Look at Life From the Lighter Side (p. 20). Destiny Image. Kindle Edition.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
The Secret Holocaust Diaries: The Untold Story of Nonna Bannister
I just read this book and it was very moving and I'd encourage everyone to read it. Below is a poem that I thought summed up the entire book and I know there are a lot of people that would be able relate to it.
WHY?
While my body was imprisoned,
My soul was free.
Now that my body is free,
My soul is restless.
How could this happen (or be)?
Have I not dreamed of total freedom?
The dream that stayed with me for years
I dream no longer—shed no tears.
Embraced with memories so vivid,
I suffer quietly alone.
There’s no one left who shared my sorrows,
Who walked with me the road of horrors.
How many thoughts remain unspoken,
But memories can’t fade away.
The horrors of the past still haunt me,
The ghostly shadows won’t dissipate.
I tried to free myself, pretending it never happened.
Oh, what a fool I was in thinking I could easily forget.
My nights are long, my thoughts are lingering.
The past will always be with me.
No matter how I try, there’s no escape from what was real.
Should I continue to reveal?
Should others learn the true life story
Of more than one who can no longer tell?
Bannister, Nonna (2009-03-20). The Secret Holocaust Diaries: The Untold Story of Nonna Bannister (pp. 239-240). Tyndale House Publishers. Kindle Edition.
WHY?
While my body was imprisoned,
My soul was free.
Now that my body is free,
My soul is restless.
How could this happen (or be)?
Have I not dreamed of total freedom?
The dream that stayed with me for years
I dream no longer—shed no tears.
Embraced with memories so vivid,
I suffer quietly alone.
There’s no one left who shared my sorrows,
Who walked with me the road of horrors.
How many thoughts remain unspoken,
But memories can’t fade away.
The horrors of the past still haunt me,
The ghostly shadows won’t dissipate.
I tried to free myself, pretending it never happened.
Oh, what a fool I was in thinking I could easily forget.
My nights are long, my thoughts are lingering.
The past will always be with me.
No matter how I try, there’s no escape from what was real.
Should I continue to reveal?
Should others learn the true life story
Of more than one who can no longer tell?
Bannister, Nonna (2009-03-20). The Secret Holocaust Diaries: The Untold Story of Nonna Bannister (pp. 239-240). Tyndale House Publishers. Kindle Edition.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
My Life in Fundyville by Fundy Rebel
I want to encourage you to read this woman's blog at My Life in Fundyville. This is a brand new blog. I'm sure you'll want to read all her entries and definitely read the comments where others have told their stories. I know this is going to be interesting and I'm looking forward to future posts.
Everyone's journey in/through/& out of "fundyville" will be different. I have considered what I grew up in as an average fundy church. I've been to "fundy lite," average, and even a couple of extreme fundy churches and there is a difference.
In some ways, I think that "fundy lite" can be more dangerous because it's subtle. It's easier to overlook because you don't realize the hold it has on you. As I went through life, what I thought was the Holy Spirit was just the "principles" and "guidelines" that I was taught to be a good Christian. It's not that the principles and guidelines were wrong but the things that we did and didn't do based on them caused us to think we were sinning, that others were sinning, or if they were better Christians, they wouldn't do certain things.
When you only show up for church services and not involved in any part of the ministries of a "Fundy lite" church, it is very easy to think that you're church is different and not involved in the power, manipulation, and control that you hear about it "other" churches. It's easy to miss that only certain people get "loved on" when sick or having a baby. Or, that only certain people, no matter talent or experience, get to teach a class, sing in front of the church, or be visible beyond working in the nursery.
You also come to believe that all other churches outside the baptist "umbrella" are wrong and teach a false gospel. When you finally venture out from under that "umbrella", you realize that this is not true.
One of the problems of growing up "fundy lite" is that it preps people for "hardcore fundy." I've seen multiple people make that step and it seems to be a natural transition. Unfortunately, these people see this step as a growth of spirituality instead of another level of control.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to reading Fundy Rebel's blog. I know there are too many people out there who will be able to relate to her story.
Everyone's journey in/through/& out of "fundyville" will be different. I have considered what I grew up in as an average fundy church. I've been to "fundy lite," average, and even a couple of extreme fundy churches and there is a difference.
In some ways, I think that "fundy lite" can be more dangerous because it's subtle. It's easier to overlook because you don't realize the hold it has on you. As I went through life, what I thought was the Holy Spirit was just the "principles" and "guidelines" that I was taught to be a good Christian. It's not that the principles and guidelines were wrong but the things that we did and didn't do based on them caused us to think we were sinning, that others were sinning, or if they were better Christians, they wouldn't do certain things.
When you only show up for church services and not involved in any part of the ministries of a "Fundy lite" church, it is very easy to think that you're church is different and not involved in the power, manipulation, and control that you hear about it "other" churches. It's easy to miss that only certain people get "loved on" when sick or having a baby. Or, that only certain people, no matter talent or experience, get to teach a class, sing in front of the church, or be visible beyond working in the nursery.
You also come to believe that all other churches outside the baptist "umbrella" are wrong and teach a false gospel. When you finally venture out from under that "umbrella", you realize that this is not true.
One of the problems of growing up "fundy lite" is that it preps people for "hardcore fundy." I've seen multiple people make that step and it seems to be a natural transition. Unfortunately, these people see this step as a growth of spirituality instead of another level of control.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to reading Fundy Rebel's blog. I know there are too many people out there who will be able to relate to her story.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Ezekial 18 – Sins of the Father
I have been listening through Ezekial this month and
chapter 18 stuck out to me. Sometimes I wonder if I have to pay for the sins of
my father or if I raise a son who defies God, will I have to pay for his sins.
I’ve always felt we’re responsible for ourselves but God’s Word and His clarification
on the subject really meant a lot to me this week.
Ezekial gives this list of sins several times in this
chapter but to save time I’ll list them here.
1. Violent
2. Shedder of blood
3. Eats upon the mountain
4. Defiles his neighbor’s wife
5. Oppresses the poor and needy
6. Commits robbery
7. Does not restore a pledge
8. Lift up his eyes to the idols
9. Commits abomination
10. Lends at an interest and
takes a profit
Ezekial also lists the behaviors of a righteous man,
which parallels the list of sins.
1. Does not eat upon the
mountain
2. Lift his eyes to the idols of
Israel
3. Does not defile neighbor’s
wife
4. Does not oppress anyone
5. Restores to the debtor his
pledge
6. Exacts no pledge
7. Commits no robbery
8. Gives bread to the hungry
9. Covers the naked with a
garment
10. Withholds his hand from
iniquity
11. Withholds his hand from
injustice
12. Executes true justice between
man and man
13. Takes no interest or take a
profit
14. Obeys my rules
15. Walks in my statutes
16. Keeps my rules by acting
faithfully
Here’s
the good news, the lesson for today.
1. The soul who sins shall die.
(vs. 4, 19)
2. The righteous man shall live.
(vs. 9)
3. The righteous man shall not
die because of his sinful son. (vs. 13)
a.
He shall not pay for the iniquity of his son. (vs. 20)
4.
The righteous man shall not die because of his
sinful father. (vs. 17)
a.
He shall not pay for the iniquity of his
father. (vs. 20)
5. If the sinful (wicked) turn
from their sin, they shall not die and his transgressions shall not be
remembered against him. (vs. 21, 27-28)
6. If the righteous man turns to
wickedness, he shall die and his righteous deeds will not be remembered. (vs.
24, 26)
Have I any pleasure in the death of the
wicked, declares the Lord God, and not rather that he should turn from his
way and live? (vs. 23)
For I have no pleasure in the death of anyone,
declares the Lord God; so turn, and live. (vs. 32)
Monday, June 3, 2013
J. Frank Norris: The Shooting Salvationist by David R. Stokes
I encourage you to read this book.
This was a fascinating book and story of a man that I've heard about but didn't know much about.
The best synopsis of this book is from the book itself on the last page.
This was a fascinating book and story of a man that I've heard about but didn't know much about.
The best synopsis of this book is from the book itself on the last page.
The Reverend Doctor J. Frank Norris was many things: a pastor who led the nation's first megachurch, a provocative publisher and a pioneer broadcaster. At his apex during the Roaring Twenties, Norris preached to a congregation of 10,000 at First Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas. With the flair of a great showman, he railed against vice and injustice.
Rev. Norris was also a killer.
To those who dared to challenge him, J. Frank Norris was a formidable foe, as demonstrated with swift brutality in 1926, when he shot an unarmed critic to death. The killing and subsequent trial became a national media sensation.
You also might be interested in the website from the author regarding this book. The Shooting SalvationistUsing more than 6,000 pages of newspaper articles, court records, and a variety of other published works, author and minister David Stokes vividly recreates the story of the fundamentalist movement's most controversial figure. Mesmerizing in its vivid details, APPARENT DANGER: The Pastor of Americas First Megachurch and the Texas Murder Trial of the Decade in the 1920s skillfully explores the events leading up to one of the most intriguing—yet least known—true crime dramas in America's legal history.
Friday, May 31, 2013
Enoch Kelly Haney paintings
I bought these paintings almost 15 years ago. They are signed by the artist and a numbered edition. I am not able to display them and I'm not sure what they are worth if someone wanted to buy them but I thought I'd share them with others who might be interested.
The Patriot
I don't know what this one is called. I have not been able to find a picture of it online.
Wings of Democracy
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Haydn's Baptism
Tonight I was able to baptize Haydn. It's such a great experience to get a chance to baptize your own children. I baptized Suzanna a couple of years ago and I might get to baptize Aria in the next year or two.
I tried to upload a video but it's not working. You can see it on my FB page.
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Death & Assuming God's Reasons
When a person dies a fairly young death, people like to assign a reason as to why God would remove them from this earth. A lot of time with religious people, and especially fundamentalist, make a determination depending on what they think of the person. When it comes to people that are deemed good and wholesome, it's considered a tragedy and figure that "God must have a reason even if we don't understand."
Both my mothers died at relatively young ages. My first mom was 26 and my second mom was almost 53. They should have had years to live but God saw fit to take them "home" to heaven. Sometimes I've wondered why and I could make some assumptions but I've never thought that God took them home because of some evil that they have done. Anyone who knew my mothers probably never thought that either.
When it comes to others, they wonder what sin that person was committing. If they know about certain sin or don't agree with their religious beliefs, they start quoting James 1:15 "sin bringeth forth death" and other examples of lives in the Bible being cut short.
I know it's true and I even wrote about it in my family about James 1:15 personified in our family.
I know a young man who died in a motorcycle accident. I was told that he had gone back to his sinful life and that it was God's punishment for not serving God anymore.
A few years ago, one of my Bible college professors died an early death. On facebook I saw a pastor I know say it was because the man had become a staunch atheist and was writing a book refuting God's substitutionary death on the cross for our sins and that God killed this professor because he was making a mockery of God.
In the past year or so, a couple of young men of highly visible religious people have committed suicide. One's from fundamentalist background and the other from a evangelical background. What's sad is that the fundamentalist's family received sympathy and a "wonder why" but the family from the evangelical background received condemnation and suggestions that it was because they're not really serving the "true God."
Here's my question? Why do we speculate the worst? Why do we think that a person must have done or is doing something wrong and that is why they died?
We should not assume the reason why tragedy and death come to people at a young age. Only God knows.
It's insensitive, callous, and just cruel to state publicly that God killed someone out of what you might perceive as "righteous judgment."
Let's support the families by showing love and compassion. Stand with them in prayer. They don't deserve your unfounded opinion of God's purpose of allowing a tragedy to come into their lives.
Both my mothers died at relatively young ages. My first mom was 26 and my second mom was almost 53. They should have had years to live but God saw fit to take them "home" to heaven. Sometimes I've wondered why and I could make some assumptions but I've never thought that God took them home because of some evil that they have done. Anyone who knew my mothers probably never thought that either.
When it comes to others, they wonder what sin that person was committing. If they know about certain sin or don't agree with their religious beliefs, they start quoting James 1:15 "sin bringeth forth death" and other examples of lives in the Bible being cut short.
I know it's true and I even wrote about it in my family about James 1:15 personified in our family.
I know a young man who died in a motorcycle accident. I was told that he had gone back to his sinful life and that it was God's punishment for not serving God anymore.
A few years ago, one of my Bible college professors died an early death. On facebook I saw a pastor I know say it was because the man had become a staunch atheist and was writing a book refuting God's substitutionary death on the cross for our sins and that God killed this professor because he was making a mockery of God.
In the past year or so, a couple of young men of highly visible religious people have committed suicide. One's from fundamentalist background and the other from a evangelical background. What's sad is that the fundamentalist's family received sympathy and a "wonder why" but the family from the evangelical background received condemnation and suggestions that it was because they're not really serving the "true God."
Here's my question? Why do we speculate the worst? Why do we think that a person must have done or is doing something wrong and that is why they died?
We should not assume the reason why tragedy and death come to people at a young age. Only God knows.
It's insensitive, callous, and just cruel to state publicly that God killed someone out of what you might perceive as "righteous judgment."
Let's support the families by showing love and compassion. Stand with them in prayer. They don't deserve your unfounded opinion of God's purpose of allowing a tragedy to come into their lives.
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Aria's doctors' costs and treatments
I thought that I'd share a rundown of Aria's doctor and hospital costs over the past 365 days. Even though we've been through this and Tina has gone to every one of these visits, it's still overwhelming to see it in print. Some people think we might exaggerate but I'll let you make that determination. We'd appreciate your prayers because her visits are not over and another surgery may be in the future. What you don't see in this list is all the medication and its costs that she takes every single morning and night.
We praise God for medical insurance and the awesome doctors that help Aria!!!!
Below is a list of everything she's been through in the past 28 months.
Claim Amount
|
Paid by Plan
|
You Pay
|
|||
4/23/2012
|
ARIA
|
RUTH BRISTOL
|
$548.00
|
$231.70
|
$40.00
|
4/24/2012
|
ARIA
|
MARK MCOMBER
|
$480.00
|
$89.43
|
$40.00
|
4/24/2012
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$374.00
|
$134.93
|
$40.00
|
4/25/2012
|
ARIA
|
SCOTT ELTON
|
$384.00
|
$287.18
|
$40.00
|
5/8/2012
|
ARIA
|
BANNER DESERT MEDICAL CENTER
|
$3,178.90
|
$1,544.95
|
$171.66
|
5/8/2012
|
ARIA
|
HARMEET GILL
|
$325.00
|
$100.80
|
$11.20
|
5/10/2012
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$122.47
|
$40.00
|
5/30/2012
|
ARIA
|
SCOTT ELTON
|
$90.00
|
$28.57
|
$40.00
|
6/12/2012
|
ARIA
|
SONORA QUEST LABORATORIES
|
$93.44
|
$15.81
|
$1.76
|
6/13/2012
|
ARIA
|
BANNER DESERT MEDICAL CENTER
|
$638.10
|
$72.61
|
$8.07
|
6/13/2012
|
ARIA
|
AMAL JABRA
|
$31.00
|
$13.65
|
$1.52
|
6/13/2012
|
ARIA
|
BANNER DESERT MEDICAL CENTER
|
$435.70
|
$211.75
|
$23.53
|
6/15/2012
|
ARIA
|
BUDI WIRYAWAN
|
$1,189.00
|
$950.76
|
$0.00
|
6/15/2012
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$611.00
|
$232.57
|
$25.85
|
6/15/2012
|
ARIA
|
BANNER DESERT MEDICAL CENTER
|
$32,108.90
|
$21,116.63
|
$1,366.90
|
6/15/2012
|
ARIA
|
SCOTT ELTON
|
$4,776.00
|
$3,244.50
|
$360.50
|
6/15/2012
|
ARIA
|
SHAD MISSELDINE
|
$2,970.00
|
$1,095.00
|
$121.67
|
6/16/2012
|
ARIA
|
MOHAMMAD MALIK
|
$721.00
|
$513.62
|
$57.07
|
6/17/2012
|
ARIA
|
EUNICE YOON
|
$221.00
|
$157.37
|
$17.49
|
7/2/2012
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$122.47
|
$40.00
|
7/27/2012
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$122.47
|
$40.00
|
8/7/2012
|
ARIA
|
WENDY LORENZEN
|
$85.00
|
$41.37
|
$20.00
|
8/20/2012
|
ARIA
|
SONORA QUEST LABORATORIES
|
$651.88
|
$125.44
|
$0.00
|
8/20/2012
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$122.47
|
$40.00
|
8/20/2012
|
ARIA
|
SONORA QUEST LABORATORIES
|
$365.70
|
$217.00
|
$0.00
|
8/20/2012
|
ARIA
|
SONORA QUEST LABORATORIES
|
$310.32
|
$42.68
|
$0.00
|
8/24/2012
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$122.47
|
$40.00
|
8/30/2012
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$595.00
|
$131.70
|
$0.00
|
8/30/2012
|
ARIA
|
BANNER DESERT MEDICAL CENTER
|
$7,296.10
|
$3,437.00
|
$150.00
|
8/30/2012
|
ARIA
|
TRACEY BRYCE
|
$1,350.00
|
$607.20
|
$0.00
|
9/7/2012
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$122.47
|
$40.00
|
9/11/2012
|
ARIA
|
ROBERT HELLMERS
|
$279.00
|
$100.85
|
$40.00
|
10/3/2012
|
ARIA
|
SCOTT ELTON
|
$150.00
|
$75.15
|
$40.00
|
10/18/2012
|
ARIA
|
ROBERT HELLMERS
|
$316.00
|
$164.84
|
$0.00
|
10/19/2012
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$122.47
|
$40.00
|
10/25/2012
|
ARIA
|
ROBERT HELLMERS
|
$346.00
|
$178.44
|
$0.00
|
10/29/2012
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$122.47
|
$40.00
|
11/23/2012
|
ARIA
|
SONORA QUEST LABORATORIES
|
$194.87
|
$46.05
|
$0.00
|
11/27/2012
|
ARIA
|
ROBERT HELLMERS
|
$180.00
|
$91.04
|
$0.00
|
12/6/2012
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$162.47
|
$0.00
|
12/7/2012
|
ARIA
|
MARK MCOMBER
|
$552.00
|
$188.31
|
$0.00
|
12/7/2012
|
ARIA
|
PHOENIX CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
|
$390.00
|
$159.12
|
$0.00
|
12/7/2012
|
ARIA
|
IAN CASSELL
|
$25.00
|
$15.17
|
$0.00
|
12/18/2012
|
ARIA
|
PHOENIX CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
|
$2,683.00
|
$1,094.67
|
$0.00
|
12/27/2012
|
ARIA
|
SIMONMED IMAGING, INC.
|
$605.00
|
$222.30
|
$0.00
|
1/23/2013
|
ARIA
|
JOHN MILLIGAN
|
$203.00
|
$75.85
|
$40.00
|
1/24/2013
|
ARIA
|
EAST VALLEY URGENT CARE, LLC
|
$503.00
|
$161.85
|
$67.99
|
1/24/2013
|
ARIA
|
GREGORY HRASKY
|
$1,021.00
|
$577.34
|
$40.00
|
2/5/2013
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$121.97
|
$40.00
|
2/8/2013
|
ARIA
|
PAUL DICKMAN
|
$137.00
|
$79.63
|
$8.85
|
2/8/2013
|
ARIA
|
VALLEY ANESTHESIOLOGY CONSULTANTS, LTD.
|
$1,215.00
|
$720.36
|
$80.04
|
2/8/2013
|
ARIA
|
PHOENIX CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
|
$10,762.00
|
$4,651.20
|
$766.80
|
2/8/2013
|
ARIA
|
JOHN MILLIGAN
|
$1,725.00
|
$645.53
|
$71.73
|
2/8/2013
|
ARIA
|
PHOENIX CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
|
$11,692.00
|
$0.00
|
$0.00
|
2/22/2013
|
ARIA
|
GREGORY HRASKY
|
$60.00
|
$41.16
|
$0.00
|
2/26/2013
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$121.97
|
$40.00
|
3/8/2013
|
ARIA
|
SONORA QUEST LABORATORIES
|
$194.87
|
$38.47
|
$4.28
|
3/11/2013
|
ARIA
|
WENDY LORENZEN
|
$191.00
|
$108.47
|
$0.00
|
3/12/2013
|
ARIA
|
ROBERT HELLMERS
|
$180.00
|
$50.74
|
$40.00
|
3/12/2013
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$121.97
|
$40.00
|
3/13/2013
|
ARIA
|
BANNER DESERT MEDICAL CENTER
|
$18,568.00
|
$3,078.00
|
$617.00
|
3/13/2013
|
ARIA
|
JAYSON LUMA
|
$1,020.00
|
$207.00
|
$23.00
|
3/13/2013
|
ARIA
|
ASSOCIATED RADIOLOGISTS, LTD
|
$35.00
|
$13.65
|
$1.52
|
3/14/2013
|
ARIA
|
RYAN SHANNON
|
$1,475.00
|
$540.54
|
$60.06
|
3/14/2013
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$473.00
|
$176.70
|
$19.64
|
3/21/2013
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$121.97
|
$40.00
|
3/27/2013
|
ARIA
|
MARK MCOMBER
|
$552.00
|
$148.31
|
$40.00
|
4/10/2013
|
ARIA
|
KELVIN PANESAR
|
$334.00
|
$121.97
|
$40.00
|
4/10/2013
|
ARIA
|
SONORA QUEST LABORATORIES
|
$127.10
|
$22.57
|
$2.51
|
TOTAL
|
$120,359.88
|
$50,069.61
|
$5,020.64
|
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We praise God for medical insurance and the awesome doctors that help Aria!!!!
Below is a list of everything she's been through in the past 28 months.
2011
AEROSOL MASK USED W NEBULIZE
1 time Neb Doctors of Arizona, LLC Last Date - 05/18/2011
ANESTHESIA 1 time Clear Lake
Regional Medical Center - HCA Affiliate Last Date - 07/02/2011
AUTOMAT HEMOGRAM-COMPLET DIF
1 time Marion Rundell Last Date - 07/01/2011
CAT SCAN OF FACE, JAW 1 time
John G Curran Last Date - 12/13/2011
CAT SCAN OF FACE, JAW 1 time
Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/13/2011
CONSULTATIONS 1 time Stephen
G Kimmel Last Date - 07/01/2011
CULT BACT; ANY SRC NO BLD AN
1 time Marion Rundell Last Date - 07/01/2011
CULT BACT; BLD AEROBIC ISOLA
1 time Marion Rundell Last Date - 07/01/2011
CULT BACT;NO URINE/BLD/STOOL
1 time Marion Rundell Last Date - 07/01/2011
CULT BACT;NO URINE/BLD/STOOL
1 time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/30/2011
CULTURE SCREEN ONLY 2 times
Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 12/05/2011
DEXAMETHASONE SODIUM PHOS1MG
1 time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/30/2011
ELECTRON MICROSCOPY 1 time
Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/30/2011
EMERG ROOM 2 times Clear Lake
Regional Medical Center - HCA Affiliate Last Date - 07/02/2011
EMERGENCY ANESTHESIA/2 1 time
David M Wimberly Last Date - 07/01/2011
EMERGENCY SERVICES 1 time
Clear Lake Regional Medical Center - HCA Affiliate Last Date - 06/30/2011
EMERGENCY SERVICES 2 times
Greater Houston Emergency Physicians Last Date - 07/01/2011
FENTANYL CITRATE INJECTION 1
time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/30/2011
INCISION AND DRAINAGE 1 time
Stephen G Kimmel Last Date - 07/01/2011
INFLUENZA ASSAY W/OPTIC 1
time Ruben O Espinoza Last Date - 02/06/2011
INPATIENT PHYSICIAN SERVICE 1
time Sarah E Freese Last Date - 07/02/2011
INTRANASAL BIOPSY 1 time John
M Milligan Last Date - 12/30/2011
IV SOLUTIONS 1 time Clear
Lake Regional Medical Center - HCA Affiliate Last Date - 07/02/2011
LAB/BACT-MICRO 1 time Clear
Lake Regional Medical Center - HCA Affiliate Last Date - 07/02/2011
LAB/CHEMISTRY 1 time Clear
Lake Regional Medical Center - HCA Affiliate Last Date - 07/02/2011
LAB/HEMATOLOGY 1 time Clear
Lake Regional Medical Center - HCA Affiliate Last Date - 07/02/2011
MED-SUR SUPPLIES 1 time Clear
Lake Regional Medical Center - HCA Affiliate Last Date - 07/02/2011
MEPERIDINE HCL PR 100MG/12MX
1 time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/30/2011
METABOLIC PANEL TOTAL CA 1
time Marion Rundell Last Date - 07/01/2011
MICROBE SUSCEPTIBLE, DISK 1
time Marion Rundell Last Date - 07/01/2011
MICROBE SUSCEPTIBLE, MIC 1
time Marion Rundell Last Date - 07/01/2011
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 1 time
David M Wimberly Last Date - 07/01/2011
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 2
times Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/30/2011
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 1 time
Valley Anesthesiology Consultants, Ltd. Last Date - 12/30/2011
NASAL ENDOSCOPY, SURGICAL;93
1 time John M Milligan Last Date - 12/30/2011
NASAL ENDOSCOPY, SURGICAL;93
1 time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/30/2011
NEBULIZER; WITH COMPRESSOR 1
time Neb Doctors of Arizona, LLC Last Date - 05/18/2011
NONDISPOSABLE NEBULIZER SET 1
time Neb Doctors of Arizona, LLC Last Date - 05/18/2011
NONINVAS EAR/PULSE OXIM;SING
2 times Wendy L Lorenzen Last Date - 05/18/2011
OFFICE VISIT 1 time John M
Milligan Last Date - 11/30/2011
OFFICE VISIT 1 time Ruben O
Espinoza Last Date - 02/06/2011
OFFICE VISIT 11 times Wendy L
Lorenzen Last Date - 12/19/2011
ONDANSETRON HCL INJECTION 1
time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/30/2011
OR SERVICES 1 time Clear Lake
Regional Medical Center - HCA Affiliate Last Date - 07/02/2011
PHARMACY 1 time Clear Lake
Regional Medical Center - HCA Affiliate Last Date - 07/02/2011
PREV VISIT, EST, AGE 1-4 1
time Wendy L Lorenzen Last Date - 10/14/2011
RECOVERY ROOM 1 time Clear
Lake Regional Medical Center - HCA Affiliate Last Date - 07/02/2011
ROOM-BOARD/SEMI 1 time Clear
Lake Regional Medical Center - HCA Affiliate Last Date - 07/02/2011
SERVICE(S) PROVIDED IN OFFIC
1 time Ruben O Espinoza Last Date - 02/06/2011
SMEAR, STAIN & INTERPRET
1 time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/30/2011
SPECIMEN HANDLING OFFICE-LAB
1 time Wendy L Lorenzen Last Date - 12/05/2011
STERILE SUPPLY 1 time Clear
Lake Regional Medical Center - HCA Affiliate Last Date - 07/02/2011
STREP A ASSAY W/OPTIC 1 time
Wendy L Lorenzen Last Date - 12/05/2011
UNCLASSIFIED DRUGS 1 time
Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/30/2011
URGENT CARE CENTER GLOBAL 1
time Desert Valley Urgent Care Last Date - 04/17/2011
URINE CULTURE, COLONY COUNT 2
times Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 04/17/2011
VISUAL SCREENING TEST 1 time
Wendy L Lorenzen Last Date - 10/14/2011
X-RAY EXAM OF SINUSES 1 time
SMI Imaging, Inc. Last Date - 12/05/2011
XRAY EXAM CHEST TWO VIEWS 2
times SMI Imaging, Inc. Last Date - 12/05/2011
2012
ALLERGEN SPECIFIC LGE 1 time
Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 03/20/2012
ANTIBODY 2 times Sonora Quest
Laboratories Last Date - 08/20/2012
ASSAY OF IGE 1 time Sonora
Quest Laboratories Last Date - 08/20/2012
ASSAY URINE HEMOSIDERIN 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
ASSAY, IGA/IGD/IGG/IGM EACH 3
times Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 11/23/2012
AUTOMAT HEMOGRAM-COMPLET DIF
4 times Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 11/23/2012
BODY FLUID CELL COUNT 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
BRNCHSCPY; W/BRONCH ALVEOL L
1 time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
BRNCHSCPY; W/BRONCH ALVEOL L
1 time Kelvin S Panesar Last Date - 08/30/2012
CAT SCAN OF FACE, JAW 1 time
SimonMed Imaging, Inc. Last Date - 12/27/2012
CINE/VIDEO X-RAY, THROAT/ESO
1 time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/18/2012
COMPREHEN METABOLIC PANEL 2
times Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 11/23/2012
CONSULTATIONS 1 time Kelvin S
Panesar Last Date - 06/15/2012
CONSULTATIONS 1 time Ruth E
Bristol Last Date - 04/23/2012
CONSULTATIONS 1 time Scott W
Elton Last Date - 04/25/2012
CRAN. SUBOCCIP. W/CERV LAMIN
1 time Scott W Elton Last Date - 06/15/2012
CULTURE BACTERI AEROBIC OTHR
1 time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
DEXAMETHASONE SODIUM PHOS1MG
1 time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM (EEG) 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 04/03/2012
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM (EEG) 1
time Jeremy S Timothy Last Date - 04/03/2012
ESTABLISH ACCESS TO ARTE 1
time Shad Misseldine Last Date - 06/15/2012
FENTANYL CITRATE INJECTION 2
times Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
FUNGUS ISOLATION CULTURE 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
IMMUNOASSAY, NONANTIBODY 1
time Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 03/20/2012
IMMUNOASSAY,INFECTIOUS AGENT
1 time Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 08/20/2012
IMMUNOLOGY 1 time Sonora
Quest Laboratories Last Date - 08/20/2012
INPATIENT PHYSICIAN SERVICE 1
time Eunice Yoon Last Date - 06/17/2012
INPATIENT PHYSICIAN SERVICE 2
times Kelvin S Panesar Last Date - 06/17/2012
LIDOCAINE INJECTION 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
MAGNETIC IMAGE, BRAIN 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 04/05/2012
MAGNETIC IMAGE, BRAIN 1 time
Mark D Hoffman Last Date - 04/05/2012
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 7
times Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 1 time
Carla L Dormer Last Date - 04/05/2012
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 2
times Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/18/2012
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 1 time
Shad Misseldine Last Date - 06/15/2012
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 1 time
Tracey Bryce Last Date - 08/30/2012
MOTION FLUROSCOPIC EVAL 1
time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/18/2012
MYCOBACTERIA CULTURE 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
NORMAL SALINE SOLUTION 250CC
1 time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 06/13/2012
OFFICE VISIT 1 time John M
Milligan Last Date - 04/20/2012
OFFICE VISIT 10 times Kelvin
S Panesar Last Date - 12/06/2012
OFFICE VISIT 2 times Mark E
McOmber Last Date - 12/07/2012
OFFICE VISIT 2 times Robert W
Hellmers Last Date - 11/27/2012
OFFICE VISIT 2 times Scott W
Elton Last Date - 10/03/2012
OFFICE VISIT 7 times Wendy L
Lorenzen Last Date - 08/07/2012
ONDANSETRON HCL INJECTION 2
times Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
PED CRIT CARE AGE 2-5, INIT 1
time Budi Wiryawan Last Date - 06/15/2012
PED CRIT CARE AGE 2-5, SUBSQ
1 time Mohammad T Malik Last Date - 06/16/2012
POLYSOM 6/> YRS 4/>
PARAM 1 time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 05/08/2012
POLYSOM 6/> YRS 4/> PARAM
1 time Harmeet S Gill Last Date - 05/08/2012
PROTHROMBIN TIME 1 time
Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 06/12/2012
PULM FUNCT TEST OSCILLOMETRY
9 times Kelvin S Panesar Last Date - 12/06/2012
RBC SED RATE, AUTO 1 time
Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 03/20/2012
RESPIRATORY FLOW VOLUME 8 10
times Kelvin S Panesar Last Date - 12/06/2012
SC THER INFUSION, ADDL HR 2
times Robert W Hellmers Last Date - 10/25/2012
SC THER INFUSION, UP TO 1 HR
2 times Robert W Hellmers Last Date - 10/25/2012
SMEAR, STAIN & INTERPRET
1 time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
SPECIMEN CONCENTRATION 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
SPECIMEN FAT STAIN 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
THROMBOPLASTIN TIME, PARTIAL
1 time Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 06/12/2012
UNCLASSIFIED DRUGS 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
UV-ASSAY BLOOD LDH ENZYME 1
time Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 03/20/2012
VIRUS ID; INOCULATE/OBSERVE 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
VIRUS INOCULATE,SHELL VIAL 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 08/30/2012
X-RAY EXAM NECK SPINE 3/ 1
time Amal A Jabra Last Date - 06/13/2012
X-RAY EXAM NECK SPINE 3/ 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 06/13/2012
X-RAY EXAM OF ABDOMEN 1 time
Ian L Cassell Last Date - 12/07/2012
X-RAY EXAM OF ABDOMEN 1 time
Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 12/07/2012
X-RAY EXAM OF SINUSES 1 time
SMI Imaging, Inc. Last Date - 04/19/2012
XRAY
EXAM CHEST TWO VIEWS 1 time SMI Imaging, Inc. Last Date - 04/19/2012
2013 (up to April 24)
AIRWAY INHALATION TREATM2 3
times Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/15/2013
ANTIBODY 1 time Banner Desert
Medical Center Last Date - 03/13/2013
APPLY FOREARM SPLINT 1 time
East Valley Urgent Care, LLC Last Date - 01/24/2013
ASSAY THYROID STIM HORMONE 1
time Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 04/10/2013
ASSAY URINE HEMOSIDERIN 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
ASSAY, IGA/IGD/IGG/IGM EACH 1
time Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 03/08/2013
AUTOMAT HEMOGRAM-COMPLET DIF
1 time Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 03/08/2013
BODY FLUID CELL COUNT 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
BRNCHSCPY; W/BRONCH ALVEOL L
1 time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
CAST SUPPLIES UNLISTED 1 time
Gregory M Hrasky Last Date - 01/24/2013
CEFTRIAXONE SODIUM INJECTION
2 times Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/15/2013
CLOSED TREAT DISTAL RAD FRAC
1 time Gregory M Hrasky Last Date - 01/24/2013
COMPREHEN METABOLIC PANEL 1
time Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 03/08/2013
CONSULTATIONS 1 time Gregory
M Hrasky Last Date - 01/24/2013
CONSULTATIONS 1 time Kelvin S
Panesar Last Date - 03/14/2013
CULT BACT;NO URINE/BLD/STOOL
1 time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
CULTURE AEROBIC IDENTIFY 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
CULTURE BACTERI AEROBIC OTHR
1 time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
CULTURE SCREEN ONLY 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
DECALCIFY TISSUE 1 time Paul
S Dickman Last Date - 02/08/2013
DECALCIFY TISSUE 1 time
Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 02/08/2013
DEXAMETHASONE SODIUM PHOS1MG
3 times Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/15/2013
DEXAMETHASONE SODIUM PHOS1MG
1 time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 02/08/2013
EMERGENCY SERVICES 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/13/2013
EMERGENCY SERVICES 1 time
Jayson Luma Last Date - 03/13/2013
EVALUATION ORAL/PHARYNGEAL 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/15/2013
FENTANYL CITRATE INJECTION 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
FENTANYL CITRATE INJECTION 1
time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 02/08/2013
FUNGUS ISOLATION CULTURE 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
HEMO/PLATELET CNT-AUTOMATED 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/13/2013
HEMOGLOBIN; GLYCOSYLATED 1
time Sonora Quest Laboratories Last Date - 04/10/2013
HOSPITAL OBSERVATION PER HR 3
times Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/15/2013
INPATIENT PHYSICIAN SERVICE 1
time Kelvin S Panesar Last Date - 03/15/2013
M.PNEUMON, DNA, AMP PROBE 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
MEDICAL SERVICES 1 time Paul
S Dickman Last Date - 02/08/2013
MEDICAL SERVICES 1 time
Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 02/08/2013
MEPERIDINE HCL PR 100MG/12MX
1 time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 02/08/2013
METABOLIC PANEL TOTAL CA 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/13/2013
MICROBE SUSCEPTIBLE,ENZYME 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 3
times Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/15/2013
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 1 time
Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 02/08/2013
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 1 time
Ryan T Shannon Last Date - 03/14/2013
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES 1 time
Valley Anesthesiology Consultants, Ltd. Last Date - 02/08/2013
MYCOBACTERIA CULTURE 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
NASAL ENDOSCOPY, SURGICAL;93
1 time John M Milligan Last Date - 02/08/2013
NASAL ENDOSCOPY, SURGICAL;93
1 time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 02/08/2013
OFFICE VISIT 1 time East
Valley Urgent Care, LLC Last Date - 01/24/2013
OFFICE VISIT 1 time John M
Milligan Last Date - 01/23/2013
OFFICE VISIT 5 times Kelvin S
Panesar Last Date - 04/10/2013
OFFICE VISIT 1 time Mark E
McOmber Last Date - 03/27/2013
OFFICE VISIT 1 time Robert W
Hellmers Last Date - 03/12/2013
ONDANSETRON HCL INJECTION 1
time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 02/08/2013
PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINII, AG,IF 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
PREV VISIT, EST, AGE 5-11 1
time Wendy L Lorenzen Last Date - 03/11/2013
PULM FUNCT TEST OSCILLOMETRY
5 times Kelvin S Panesar Last Date - 04/10/2013
RESP SYNCYTIAL AG, DFA 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/13/2013
RESPIRATORY FLOW VOLUME 8 5
times Kelvin S Panesar Last Date - 04/10/2013
SLINGS 1 time East Valley
Urgent Care, LLC Last Date - 01/24/2013
SMEAR, STAIN & INTERPRET
1 time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
SPECIMEN CONCENTRATION 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
SPECIMEN FAT STAIN 1 time
Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
TYMPANIC MEMB REPR W/WO SITE
1 time John M Milligan Last Date - 02/08/2013
TYMPANIC MEMB REPR W/WO SITE
1 time Phoenix Children's Hospital Last Date - 02/08/2013
URINALYSIS, AUTO. W/SCOPE 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/13/2013
URINE CULTURE, COLONY COUNT 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/13/2013
VIRUS ID; INOCULATE/OBSERVE 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
VIRUS INOCULATE,SHELL VIAL 1
time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/14/2013
X-RAY EXAM OF WRIST 1 time
East Valley Urgent Care, LLC Last Date - 01/24/2013
X-RAY EXAM OF WRIST 1 time
Gregory M Hrasky Last Date - 02/22/2013
XRAY EXAM CHEST TWO VIEWS 1
time Associated Radiologists, LTD Last Date - 03/13/2013
XRAY EXAM CHEST TWO
VIEWS 1 time Banner Desert Medical Center Last Date - 03/13/2013
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