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letsgo2thebeach

Gastric Sleeve Patients

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  1. March 1st Scheduled

    letsgo2thebeach replied to MIMISAN's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
    I'm scheduled for March 4. Definitely nervous.

  2. Self-pay cash, as in $10K in actual cash bills. Opinions?

    letsgo2thebeach replied to letsgo2thebeach's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
    Thanks everyone for your thoughts, and for validating my reaction! This is a surgeon many on this website/app have used. He's been featured in magazines and news shows, and his practice is a center of excellence. That's why this is so bizarre to me. Paying with cash will save me $600, but I think I'll pay by card anyway simply because cash seems so shady.

  3. Self-pay cash, as in $10K in actual cash bills. Opinions?

    letsgo2thebeach posted a topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
    Opinions please. I'm a self-pay patient in the US. Reputable surgeon wants actual cash money (not credit, debit, or cashier's check) for the surgery. Is this normal? It seems shady and I can't understand why they need bills instead of a cashier's check. I'm not comfortable carrying $10K around in cash! Anyone else encounter this?

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