Jersrose43

Been a few posts on this site about this type of reaction. Pretty clmmon i would say

They usually take less but have to tell you 30. Also the Nalc reviews some of these directly which is part of reason takes Longer.

I am in soft foods and having issues getting over 500 most days

I don't but am glad it's been productive. I've been thinking of seeing a psychologist

I've been cooking more actually and taking control of bad family habits. Basically we r all on a lifestyle change

And during the massive panic attack you start to have diarrhea. Really bad. And very liquidy

I was clear with everyone what I was doing, that it was a personal decision that was right for me and not for everyone. I don't need the negative nellies and I need supportive commentary only

Not true. Sleevers have dumping. I loved to tell about it. Too much oil for me and too much sugar. It was out the 'end' rather quickly

Ditto. Nasty stuff

Just because the HSA paid for it doesn't mean it is "covered" under the IRS rules. HSA accounts are really self policing for many things, those debit cards will work in many locations because technology isn't perfect. You can't use it at a gas station but you can use it at Walgreens. But walgreens can't limit what you actually charge to it many times. Just because technology works doesn't mean it follows the IRS intent. So keep receipts and if you're audited - good luck.

I am using my HSA It's a medical procedure covered or not by insurance isn't a rule. It's medical, it's necessary, it's in the rule. As to what to prepare no one will question you on what you paid for. The only time it will come up is if the IRS chooses to audit you. Keep medical records of how much etc What is not covered is flights, companion expenses, over the counter items without a prescription. But hospital, surgeon, anesthesia charges etc are all covetable expenses. You can either pay with your debit card, cut a check to the facility from the account or if you don't have enough in there today ---- pay them another way and then either withdraw the funds as a debit or cut yourself a check for the balance. You are allowed to pay yourself back! Best part pre tax funds for the most part.

If you are using insurance to pay for it- find out who in your area is in the book. Go to various surgeons' seminars and see which one you like. Your insurance may/may not have requirements for you to follow. 3 month, 6 month, 1 year weight loss documentation with a physician Call your insurance and find out now before you go down the path

I seem to lose more as they grow actually. Wonder whyyyyyyyy

50 more or 50 total?? I think the latter is totally doable

No I had to call them

That's breaking my heart. I am so sorry. You guys need to talk

I would suggest you pick up a supplemental policy through obamacare and see if one of the options can help pick up the out of pocket

Congratulations! Very happy for you!!

Not at all. Maybe it's just too much at once? Going back to work starting meds etc.

Of course I did! The first two days I did not and thought I would die Then about a week in I had the cheese off a half slice of pizza. Woops. Then 5 days before a fried chicken wing. Nothing to cause serious damages. I was on 2 shakes a day and 1 high Protein meal a day. As many raw veggies as I wanted. Lost 15 pounds and after day 3. Was not really hungry.

What an awesome idea. Freeze the stinkers Isopure is definitely gross

What state? They're all different

Everyone knows here. I told everyone. And so far most have been great. The negative bellies were asked to zip it.

It's early in the process. My doc told me early on he's be happy around 24 ounces of Water and you build slowly Just sip sip sip. You can also do Isopure drinks which have 40 grams of protein

It depends on where they opened the uterus. My sil has had 6 c's and is full of scars and needs hernia surgery. Doc said normally an hour or less but since she's had so many c's he's not sure if it's clean to move around or not. Also depends on other factors like endometriosis etc