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DS SW 265 CW 120 5'7"
Yup 60% would be great. Every weight loss surgery is a tool. In the end Diet and Exercise are what's going to make the real difference. It would put me at about a BMI of 33. I've already lost 41 pounds on my own. I think Sleeve would probably be the best choice. If I have to reroute my intestines, yup DS is the surgery.
As far as getting denied. I don't know if I can even get a denial. I mean the nurse flat out said my insurance didn't cover it. So I'm wondering...how would I even do an appeal?
Yup 60% would be great. Every weight loss surgery is a tool. In the end Diet and Exercise are what's going to make the real difference. It would put me at about a BMI of 33. I've already lost 41 pounds on my own. I think Sleeve would probably be the best choice. If I have to reroute my intestines, yup DS is the surgery.
As far as getting denied. I don't know if I can even get a denial. I mean the nurse flat out said my insurance didn't cover it. So I'm wondering...how would I even do an appeal?
Oh, and I don't diet or exercise, fyi. My surgery changed my metabolism so I can eat like a normal person and still retain a normal weight.


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DS SW 265 CW 120 5'7"
Me, too.
My body used to fight me to stay over 200 pounds. Now it fights me to stay around 120 (115 before I decided to go nuts with the weight training. LOL)
HW - 225 SW - 191 GW - 132 CW - 122
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