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This morning, I logged on to check some of my emails, and Sherri instantly sent me a message regarding my EVIP’s log in. I received my login last week. You are aware that I have been working with Diane Tyrrell with receiving provider information forms to enter the necessary data elements into EVIPs. Yesterday, Diane was in an EVIPS training with the new contract managers; therefore, I was not able receive any new provider information forms from her until after the meeting. I answered emails and made a few calls to the transportation vendors regarding the X Games event. You are aware how I manage my time, and I provide you with updates. I am not sure where she is going with this; however, I am going through enough with my health issues that

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