QOTW! Insurance and Weight Loss Surgery
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QOTW! Insurance and Weight Loss Surgery
| Tue, 05-25-2004 - 9:02pm |
If you qualified for weight loss surgery.......and all insurance companies decided to cover it........would you do it?


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At the same time it is a very dangerous procedure and the question is do I really need it?
I am leaning towards no since I can do it on my own.
Maybe.
Fear
ROOOOOOOOOOWR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A little harsh, but he has one of those superior attitudes to begin with, and this took him down a notch. As soon as my name was mentioned, I nonchalantly skedaddled (can one do that nonchalantly?)out of the room but kept within earshot. I'm not STUPID, ya know.
So after all that, he treats me like crap and is more than nasty to me for the next couple of weeks. One day he came in and announced he is leaving. Sigh.
My opinion of the procedure itself is not skewed - it should be used as a last resort thing and not taken lightly. You can come out of it fine and adjust fine, or you can have a bumpy road. Sometimes die.
I really needed to vent about this whole thing as it has been bothering me, and Furry's post facilitated mine here. Thank you, Furry!
PS - Furry, drop me an email if you can (via profile). I have something to share with you!
Amy
I dont think I could do it ... the thought of it gives me the creeps ... but someone I work with had it and she looks great
2 of my
My local newspaper ran a series last year about the weight loss surgeries, and they did an update on the people a few weeks ago. I lost more weight in my first year than alot of these patients had. That proved to me right there (if I had any doubt).
Lane
360/198/???
~~Linda
~~Linda
I'm not sure myself.
Forte
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