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I have been stuck at 38 pounds for a week now. Sleeved 04/25 down to 217. I get 75 grams of protein daily. Do we all go through stalls or what? I am able to eat more now and I really can tolerate everything. I am sticking to the meal plans too.

I am 5 weeks out and started soft veggies this week. But shrimp and catfish have been my go to meals when possible. Other than that yogurt, protein shakes and eggs!

Ok right now I am taking chewable iron and multivitamin. Is there an over the counter iron and or multivitamin that has the same MG as the bariatric type vitamins? One that is not chewable?

I have already completed everything I need except they have no openings for my egd until April 14th so my surgery isnt until April 25th!

How do you have a surgery date without approval or do you need approval?

What is Aetna MVP? An HMO or medicare plan? Or a ppo?

Do you feel anything during the procedure? Is it uncomfortable? Or are you in lala land?

I have asked this same question and I have been told they go by your starting weight. How long do you have to go through with insurance?

So just curious what chewable you guys use or do you use a dissolve-able all around vitamin? I have not had surgery yet but trying to get used to the chewy vitamins. Which one has the best taste? Aftertaste?

Its in the Aetna medical bulletin policies. It says "no net gain" which I'm guessing it what you had? Sent from my SM-G900R4 using the BariatricPal App

Sounds like to me you will owe the entire deductible if not met $750 then you will owe the entire amount of the out of pocket $7150. So being the procedure is well above $7900 then you will owe that entire amount. The contractual rate is what the insurance agrees to pay the hospital. Sucks they don't include the ded in the out of pocket.

So when you weighed in the last time you weighed more than the first time you weighed?

Ok so my insurance Aetna says no Net gain. I am almost 10 pounds from my starting weight, but afraid I gained 1 or 2 pounds for my last weigh in today. I still have a loss of 8 pounds but will the 1 or 2 pounds gain hurt me?

Actually a panniculectomy is different from a tummy tuck. Panniculectomy just removes the "apron" Muscles are not touched. Tummy tuck pulls the muscles taught, suturing them together I didn't see your comment that you had the surgery. Loose skin is still removed. Sent from my SM-G900R4 using the BariatricPal App