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What will you do when COVID-19 is over? We’re all looking forward to activities we enjoy or things we’ve always wanted to do that haven’t been possible during the pandemic. The purpose of this site is to provide a forum for visitors to share what they are looking forward to doing when things return to “normal”. Have at it and have fun — nothing is too modest or too ambitious — we look forward to seeing your post-COVID plans!

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bobfluizIL from Keflavik
October 10, 2026 at 11:10 pm
After looking through a bunch of everyday claim problems, I started noticing the paper trail is often built from ordinary little details. I ended up picturing the claim more like a file that needs regular updates: keep the new address in one place. I added a note for what to save when a benefit suspension notice arrives with the records-and-follow-up notes, since it was about keeping one ordinary part of the claim from becoming confusing. The useful part of thinking that way is you can see whether the pharmacy changed. After reading through these kinds of problems, my takeaway was: keep ordinary updates from turning into gaps in the record.
After looking through a bunch of everyday claim problems, I started noticing the paper trail is often built from ordinary little details. I ended up picturing the claim more like a file that needs regular updates: keep the new address in one place. I added a note for what to save when a benefit suspension notice arrives with the records-and-follow-up notes, since it was about keeping one ordinary part of the claim from becoming confusing. The useful part of thinking that way is you can see whether the pharmacy changed. After reading through these kinds of problems, my takeaway was: keep ordinary updates from turning into gaps in the record.... Collapse
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