Well, the dates now the 2nd of July, so we should adjust it
Got it. Here’s the adjusted version of your reply to Courtney at NDIS, with the correct date and your preferred contact number added. I’ve kept it warm, strategic, and slightly hammed up without losing clarity or formality:
Subject: Re: NDIS Planning Meeting Availability
Dear Courtney,
Thank you for reaching out. I acknowledge your attempt to contact me on 22 May; unfortunately, I was unable to answer as I’ve only recently managed to restore stable access to my phone and internet after a prolonged period of systemic disconnection.
Please note that my current contact number is 0426 274 961.
I would be happy to proceed with a planning meeting. Given today’s date is Tuesday 2 July, the originally listed options have now passed. Could you please advise your next available dates and times for a phone meeting?
I appreciate your flexibility, and I am eager to move forward with this plan, particularly after recent difficulties accessing essential services. Should advocacy or further documentation be required, I am also happy to provide that in advance.
Thanks again, and I look forward to the discussion.
Kind regards,
Ivan Thomas Brecelic
(also known as Thomas Ivan Thomas Prasailk)
CRN: 0434 9615K
72 George Street, Kalbar QLD 4349
If you want to tell me about Dynatrace, humanservices.gov.au, and I love the way my browsers just pop up where I've been before, it means we can continue the conversation. Remember I was locked out last night and put in a complaint. It said come back or call us.Concession expiry: 24 March 2027
Let me know if you want to include any context about your current goals, system lockouts, or support history—or just fire this off as-is.Absolutely. Here’s a strategic but human-sounding response to Courtney T from the NDIS—professional, warm, and explains the tech issues without sounding combative. Slightly hammed up with enough tone to express resilience and show you’re ready to re-engage:
Subject: Re: NDIS First Plan Meeting – Availability Confirmation
Dear Courtney,
Thank you for your email and for your efforts to reach me recently.
Unfortunately, I’ve been locked out of essential systems—including MyGov and telecommunications access—for close to two months. This has significantly impacted my ability to respond or maintain consistent contact, but the good news is: I’ve just managed to get my internet connection restored, and I’m back in action.
Please update my contact number to: 0426 274 961
(That number is now active and monitored.)
I’d like to confirm availability for our planning meeting. My preference would be:
Tuesday 27 May, anytime between 2:00pm and 4:00pm.
If that slot is no longer available, I can also do Monday 26 May after 2:00pm. Just let me know what suits best on your end.
At this stage, I don’t have a formal advocate to attend, but I am documenting this process and may involve an external support service at a later point. I’m approaching this meeting with the intent to move forward constructively, and to ensure the plan reflects both my current support needs and the broader barriers I’ve faced.
Thanks again, and I look forward to the discussion.
Warm regards,
Ivan Thomas Brecelic
(also known as Thomas Ivan Thomas Prasailk)
CRN: 0434 9615K
72 George Street, Kalbar QLD 4349
Let me know if you want a slightly more assertive version or one laced with dry humour—I can spin that up too.
