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Had my psych eval today. I'm a therapist so I expected all the questions and testing. I'm getting more excited and less nervous with each thing checked off the pre-op list.

I see the nut on friday. Then I go in for labs, chest xray, and mri the following week. On Feb 1st I do my endoscopy. After that it's just a matter of getting all squared away with the insurance (which I already know they'll approve me -it's just not formal yet). Then a surgery date.

I've waited years to be as ready as I am now. :)

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It's a good feeling when you start knocking out the appointments. I have one more dietician, sleep study, and surgeon appointment left. I do cardiology tomorrow, too. But, I can't wait for the day that surgery is scheduled. I too will be waiting for the insurance. The surgeons office says to not worry, but I can't help it. Good luck to you!

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Had my psych eval today. I'm a therapist so I expected all the questions and testing. I'm getting more excited and less nervous with each thing checked off the pre-op list.

I see the nut on friday. Then I go in for labs' date=' chest xray, and mri the following week. On Feb 1st I do my endoscopy. After that it's just a matter of getting all squared away with the insurance (which I already know they'll approve me -it's just not formal yet). Then a surgery date.

I've waited years to be as ready as I am now. :)[/quote']

Just curious, why the MRI?

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It's just one of this docs standard pro-op things. Can never be too careful I guess.

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But MRI of what?? I'm an X-ray and Ultrasound tech so I'm curious as to what you'd have an MRI of before gastric surgery. I've never even heard of that before now.

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Honestly, I don't know. He just checked it off on my sheet of things. It may end up that I don't have to do it.

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Oh ok. It just seems weird to me. Well good luck with everything else! I'm just waiting on my last physician visit next month then everything goes to insurance. So excited!

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Just curious' date=' why the MRI?[/quote']

Ok, you got me thinking. I reviewed my paperwork. It's an ekg not an mri.

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That sounds right! !

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Phew! I was sure you we're getting ripped off somehow! EKG makes more sense!

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Had my psych eval today. I'm a therapist so I expected all the questions and testing. I'm getting more excited and less nervous with each thing checked off the pre-op list.

I see the nut on friday. Then I go in for labs' date=' chest xray, and mri the following week. On Feb 1st I do my endoscopy. After that it's just a matter of getting all squared away with the insurance (which I already know they'll approve me -it's just not formal yet). Then a surgery date.

I've waited years to be as ready as I am now. :)[/quote']

Getting things done...thats great

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