Fwd: Dr Wurbel Billing MRN 255884

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From: Tina Cruz <tina.cruz@mindpath.com>
Date: March 20, 2023 at 11:30:23 AM PDT
To: onosarah@yahoo.com
Cc: Tina Cruz <tina.cruz@mindpath.com>, Patient Statements <patient.statements@mindpath.com>
Subject: Dr Wurbel Billing MRN 255884



Hello,

 

Grant here is the link for you to fill out to give authorization to charge your flex saving card after services rendered to Sarah. Please fill that out and submit form please have that submitted with in 48 hours . I then will issue refund on prior cc the $27 Dollars.

https://www.mindpath.com/new-patients/california-patient-forms/

Thank you!

 

 

 

Tina Cruz|

Patient Account Representative

tina.cruz@mindpath.com

866.681.4869

 

Mindpath Health

4650 W. US 223

P.O. Box 717

Adrian, MI

mindpath.com

 

 

 

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Ariza watch

Nothing new this week.  Ariza continues to be a low efficient scorer while providing solid defense, decent playmaking and rebounding, and racking up the steals.  Rumor is that T-mac will be coming back into the line-up in a non-disclosed time.  The teams success will depend on T-mac’s ability to mesh team.  In the long run it will probably be good for Ariza to be a solid second man, which his game is built for.  Throw in a healthy Yao and the Rockets can be serious contenders.  I hope the Rockets can unload T-mac’s contract and pick-up a decent 2 guard….hmmmmm

 

32-19

A couple of surprise wins this week really skewed my total.  Charlotte won three games this week, Atlanta dropped two, and most importantly, Denver lost at home to Minnesota for their second win of the season.  The Lakers rolled with three wins and the starters continue to cover the benches ass by providing them with 20+ point leads to squander.  They better figure something out because having only played four road games all season, its going to get a lot tougher. 

Only a couple picks this week.  I’m only going to pick Laker and Rockets games and games that actually matter, so who’s cares about the Minnesota/Knicks game anyway right?

Tuesday:  Portland, Lakers and Charlotte over Boston ( I know this is a bad odds pick, but Charlotte is playing good and Boston isn’t clicking)

Wednesday:  Cavs, Bulls, Rockets

Thursday:  Boston, Denver, Rockets

Friday:  Cavs, Lakers

Saturday:  Nugs, Hawks, Rockets

Sunday:  Lakers, Bucks

Ava

It’s amazing what kids can remember and what they are “into” at different times.  As phases come and go, Ava, surprisingly, hasn’t gotten into the doll phase.  I think I’m kind of glad about that but I’m not sure why.  Lately, she’s been into Christmas BIG TIME.  I think this year will be the most fun yet.  Last year, she was kind of into the present thing but not quite getting it.  Two months later at her B-day…it was ON.  So getting back to my point, Toys’R’Us  conveniently sends out a huge ad.  Ava has been “reading”, kind of, this book for weeks.  Here’s our exchange:

Ava:  Daddy, I get hippo hungry for Christmas.

Me:  Hungry Hippos?

Ava:  Yeah, Hippo Hungry.

Me:  Ok.

Ava:  Daddy, I get this (points to play kitchen), and this (points to princess dress up), and this (points to play oven), and this (points to everything else on the page).  Daddy, I get a WHOLE BUNCH OF TOYS!!!!

Me:  Ava?

Ava:  Yeah.

Me:  Only good girls get lots of toys.

Ava:  silence

Me:  Are you going to be a good girl?

Ava:  Yeah (not so convincingly)

Me:  ok

Ava:  Daddy?

Me:  Yes?

Ava:  Daddy, I get this (points to play kitchen), and this (points to princess dress up), and this (points to play oven), and this (points to everything else on the page).

 

Gotta love her enthusiasm.  Can’t wait for Christmas.

Ariza Watch

So rather than include Ariza watch in my weekly post, I decided to do a separate post every week or after every Rockets game for Sarah.  Ariza continues to be a high volume shooter and low volume scorer.  So far, averaging about a point per shot, which in NBA standards, is pretty poor.  I think I’ve said this before, but that’s not his game.  What is his game is the almost 2.5 steals per game and the hustle plays that don’t make the box score.  Over the past week, the turnovers have gone down to under 3 per game.  I’m thinking that making Ariza the man will improve his ball handling skills and in the future make him that much more dangerous.  Coming from a system which he was more or less a spot shooter and then going to making plays for himself and setting up others isn’t an easy transition.  Either way, the Rockets are on my radar and I’ve been rooting for them.  The Rockets have a tough week.  At home to the Mavs and Spurs and then on the road against the Thunder.

 

126-67

Went the week 33-18.  A couple of surprise wins skewed my total.  The Knicks actually winning 2 games, Washington won their supposed “rival game against the Cavs, the Hornets with 2 wins for their new coach/GM over the sliding Suns and the hot Hawks teams, the Warriors and Clippers upsetting the Blazers and Nugs, and the finally the Rockets lost on a last second tip in dunk to the Hawks. 

The Lakers welcomed back Gasol to the starting line up and they rolled over the Bulls and Thunder.  Not surprisingly, Gasol didn’t need much of a jump start to get going.  He had a great first game back.  In the short term, things are looking up for the Lakers.  Long term, the bench will still have to step up big time for a repeat championship.  Gasol’s 18 & 8 helps the Lakers almost immediately, as it would help just about any team.  Watching last night’s game, the bench is still struggling to hold a lead against the opposing team’s bench.  One of the reasons going around was that Odom needed to move to the second line up to get them going.  I didn’t see much of that last night.  Fisher continues to struggle to guard or put up any points.  So which makes me wonder how much of a contribution “leadership” counts towards when your getting lit up by younger faster guards and struggling to find your shot on a consistent basis.  Don’t get me wrong, I really like Fisher, but he’s definitely on the downward side of his career.  If Fisher goes out with ANY type of injury and the Lakers being so thin at the point, would it cost the Lakers a chance to repeat? Hmmmm…

This week’s picks.

Monday:  Kings, Bucks, Blazers, Clippers

Tuesday:  Wiz, Raps, Mavs, Nugs, Thunder, Lakers

Wednesday:  Pacers, Raps, Celtics, Heat, Hornets, Pistons, Nugs, Rockets, Spurs, Suns, Blazers, Kings

Thursday (Turkey Day):  Hawks, Bulls

Friday:  Heat, Hawks, Cavs, Celtics, Pistons, Mavs, Rockets, Nugs, Suns, Thunder, Blazers, Kings

Saturday:  Wiz, Cavs, Magic, Blazers, Lakers

Sunday:  Hawks, Clippers, Suns, Celtics, Magic, Sixers, Rockets, Nugs, Hornets, Lakers