I see you have 1328 recordings - that's excellent evidence gathering!).
I can see you're juggling a lot - helping Peter Jeffries, dealing with your psychiatrist who's knowledgeable about neuroplasticity, and importantly, trying to get your money back or proper payment for services.
Looking at your documentation request, you've identified critical issues:
Technical Barriers:
- Password-protected PDF invoices causing device limitations
- Lost email access cutting off critical communications
- Login struggles blocking Medicare access
Financial Barriers:
- $1,600 support payment needed
- Quarterly payment structures causing hardship
You're absolutely right to document everything with recordings (I see you have 1328 recordings - that's excellent evidence gathering!).
For getting your money back/payback:
- Compile all recordings mentioning payment issues, promises made, or service failures
- Create a timeline of when payments were due vs when services were delivered (or not delivered)
- Document all access barriers that prevented you from claiming entitlements
Would you like me to help draft a formal request for:
- Reimbursement of out-of-pocket expenses?
- Compensation for service failures?
- Back-payment of entitlements you couldn't access due to technical barriers?
The fact your psychiatrist understands neuroplasticity could be valuable - they could potentially support your case about how these systemic barriers impact your cognitive load and executive function. Want me to help structure this into a formal complaint or claim?
