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MokeyHanna

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  1. I have FEP Blue BCBS. I have attached a screenshot from their 2021 booklet.

    Although it does say three months in a medically supervised weight loss program, there is nothing regarding how much needs to be lost (if any) or if a net gain would be ok.

    Here’s my issue. I started this journey at 257. My first weigh in was 269. I am 260 right now but I am having a colonoscopy just a day before my next weigh in a week. With all those laxatives and extended clear
    liquid diet (2 days for me) , I am probably bound to be down even more. This will look like a 12 lb gain and 12 lb or more loss in two months. Ugh.

    I don’t want to look all Over the place. Each month I gain and loss weight everyday it seems. It would be good if I got back to 257, but almost not because the month after I go on vacation and my last weigh in will be a few days after I get back. Can’t win!

    The surgical coordinator told me to try to maintain the best I could. This is not happening for me. I am obsessing so much about being denied.

    I am almost done with my clearances (except endoscopy) and the last two weigh ins. Do you think I’ll get denied ?

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  2. Hi. I am new here and thankful that I found this site.

    I am working through the clearances and just got a notification that my MRI results have just been posted.

    Can someone please tell me what this means ? She told me I had a fatty liver, which makes sense ... but what is this kidney stuff! Is this kidney disease! I am so worried now. I never had an abnormal blood work.

    IMPRESSION:

    Fatty liver and hepatomegaly, as described.

    Status post cholecystectomy.

    Suggested increased echogenicity of the medullary pyramids of both kidneys, raising the possibility of medullary sponge kidney and/or medullary nephrocalcinosis. Otherwise, no hydronephrosis or discrete shadowing renal stone seen sonographically in either kidney. Consider further imaging evaluation of the kidneys/urinary tract with CT Urogram (CT scan of abdomen and pelvis without and with intravenous contrast), as clinically warranted.

    Otherwise, unremarkable abdominal ultrasound.

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