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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.
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Weight Statistics
December 13, 2007 (pre-op liquid diet started)
Start Date:
December 27, 2007
Surgery Date:
5' 9"
Height:
290 lb
Start Weight:
182 lb
Current Weight:
184 lb
Goal Weight:
108 lb
Weight Loss:
-2 lb
Lb Left to Lose:
37.2413793103 %
% Lost:
Originally - 12/08. Actually - 8/08.
Goal Date:
Body Mass Index
42.8208359588
BMI Start:
26.8737660155
BMI Current:
27.1690821256
BMI Goal:
Weight Loss Method Roux en Y Gastric Bypass
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Originally Posted by Tricia Igo
Thank you Betsy - CT, can this be made a sticky?
Tricia, I have no input into how the site is run or what becomes a sticky, but I'm sure that DocSanae will look at it and decide if it should be. If I had a vote, I'd vote "yes"!
Betsy, this is good stuff! Thanks for doing the research and being so willing to share with the family!
CT
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Thank you for this post. It could be a life saver for some. I'm 2 1/2 yrs out and wish I had this many times. It is also helping me understand what meds to be more careful with.
Being Proactive About Being a Post-Op WLS Patient 
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