Guest guest Posted September 17, 2000 Report Share Posted September 17, 2000 Hi, My name is I am in the situation as you. I will be changing my insurance in November, and will be able to have surgery in January. My stats are similiar to yours. I am 5'1 331 lbs. My BMI is 59 I am 44 years old. I am trying to decide when a good time to send the packet in is. Do we have to wait until we are under our new insurance plans to do so? Just wondering when are you sending your in. I have mine done except for my family letters. They support me but, trying to get my husband to write something is like pulling teeth. He told me to write for him. Maybe we will be January littermates. in Denver, NORTH CAROLINA -- In MiniGastricBypass (AT) egroups (DOT) com, divine_goddess@h... wrote: > Hello All, > > I have been around for about a year. I had introduced myself in the > beginning and participated for awhile but backed off into lurk mode > cause I lost my job and my health insurance. > > Well, new job and new insurance and my Dr. has approved me to have > the > surgery. He is a sweetie and very good and so if anybody needs the > name of a good internist in the Denver, CO area, let me know. He was > recommeded to me by a fellow employee at Qwest who went to California > and had the Lap RN-Y last Decemember. (He is having great results > post > his lap.) We both have United Health Ins. POS. > > So now begins the rest of the process. I am looking for 10 email > contact voluteers Will someone help me with that? > > Personally, I am a 43 year single female, former RN who is now > studying technical writing. I have been heavy all my life. I have two > official co-morbidities of high blood pressure and sleep apnea but i > can name many more unofficial ones. > > I am looking forward to getting to know you all better. > > Blessings, > > BMI 62 > 5'3 " 350 lbs Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 18, 2000 Report Share Posted September 18, 2000 Hi Phyllis, I work in Mt. Holly at Clariant (used to be Hoechst Celanese and Sandoz)on 27 and 273. You have to get the packet together yourself for the Dr. The only thing Dr. R sends you is after you fill out the on-line he e-mails you back your letter for the insurance company. I have been researching this since February so he snailed mailed mine, but I understand he emails them now. I can't make the picnic, I wish I could, it would be a great way to finish up getting my contacts. , Denver, NC > Hi susan, My name is Phyllis and I am originally from > Charlotte/Mt Holly. Know where that is. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 18, 2000 Report Share Posted September 18, 2000 Hi , I dont know the answer to your question. I just got approval from my primary to have the surgery so I am in the beginning process. I think it would be a good idea to write up your husband's letter and then have him sign it. Then you can have a lit of expectations that your husband agreed to support you in your post-op recovery. Blessings, > Hi, My name is I am in the situation as you. I will be > changing my insurance in November, and will be able to have surgery > in January. My stats are similiar to yours. I am 5'1 331 lbs. My > BMI is 59 I am 44 years old. I am trying to decide when a good time > to send the packet in is. Do we have to wait until we are under our > new insurance plans to do so? Just wondering when are you sending > your in. I have mine done except for my family letters. They > support me but, trying to get my husband to write something is like > pulling teeth. He told me to write for him. Maybe we will be > January littermates. in Denver, NORTH CAROLINA > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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