Yes, you can often get insurance cover for your Weight Loss Surgery. Our own Craig "Big-T" Thompson has been there and done that, and he's written an e-book about it.
The Dr. is a great idea, and the powders, corn starch, and I've even heard of deoderant. However, try using a blow dryer ON COOL SETTING after you shower. Even if you towel dry sometimes you may not get it dry enough. This will dry you up and it won't get so yucky.
most of it sucked back in actually. arms and thighs as well. but at one point i had dropped ALOT of weight and was kind of sickly and it hung REAL BAD then. i have since "plumped" by choice and its good. im not plastering pics in a bikini all over the place but its good enough for me. maybe plastics later on...but im fine for now.
Sorry it took a few more posts. (The request was at 3:15 AM my time, so )
On another note, though, people can see that two years do make a difference, both with actual fact and perspecticve, so, this is a good thread.
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So long as you are putting your best foot forward, then,
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How's that tummy two years later, Kenyar?
but its good enough for me. maybe plastics later on...but im fine for now.
So long as you are putting your best foot forward, then, 
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