[nabs-l] How to Deal With this Situation Regarding my Rehab Counselor

[Carly Mihalakis]

Good morning, Vejas,

         In fact, My own correspondence from DOR usually bares the 
same message something about undisclosed recipients. I don't think 
any conclusions ought to be drawn from such words as it doesn't 
appear to indicate one way or another clues about what became of 
iyour own message. But, these poor, under compensated workers, It 
might be a mistake to personalize anything that does, or doesn't come 
from the rehab entity. Your counselor will get to you. Although, 
re-sending your correspondeencce might not be a bad idea, too.
Good luck!
  Car2:04 PM 4/30/2016, Vejas Vasiliauskas via nabs-l wrote:
>Hi,
>I am wondering how I can best deal with a situation regarding 
>vocational rehab.
>I sent my counselor an email about a week ago, and have still not 
>gotten a response back.  However, a couple of days ago my counselor 
>sent something which they thought would be of interest to all 
>clients (the e-mail said it was to undisclosed recipients).  This 
>means that my counselor has been using their e-mail, so my message 
>was either disregarded, or simply not seen.
>I already went into my Gmail to make sure that my message was 
>delivered, which it has.
>Would it be appropriate to resend the e-mail with a message saying 
>something like, "I sent you a message a week ago, but you may not have seen it"
>Thanks,
>Vejas
>
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