Medical records from Gabriel's birth

Desiree:

I just got off the phone with Blue Cross.  I'm trying to track down some
evidence or records to support your claim that they billed you $64,000
for medical care relating to Gabriel's birth.  I'm having some
difficulty, though, because the records are from more than 10 years ago
and they have, apparently, been purged.  The kind folks at Blue Cross
said they will look into it and try to "unpurge" the records for me.
They said they will call me back when they have located the records.  In
the meantime, if you have anything to support your claim that they put
$64,000 on your credit that would help a lot.  Maybe copies of bills
from Blue Cross, or Good Samaritan, or a credit report showing the
charges?

For the record, the plan that we had at the time was supposed to have
completely covered all costs related to child birth - including the 3
months of premature care and the helicopter.  So, the fact that you were
billed for any of it, and that any unpaid charges for those bills have
adversely affected your credit, is a serious issue.  If you have
experienced ANY adverse treatment (for example, being denied credit or
treated as a credit risk) as a result of medical expenses which were not
paid, but which should not have been charged in the first place, then it
may put Blue Cross and/or Good Samaritan and/or whoever the helicopter
company was, in a position of liability.  In the absolute least you
would be able to have the negative records removed from your credit
report.

If you're so inclined, you may choose to  verify what I'm saying.  The
person I've been speaking with is Mireya, and her number is
800-777-6000.

Please let me know.

Thank you,
Fox