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Insurance comp sucks.

Heard back yesterday from the insurance company. After I did all the work, they want me to do an additional 2-3 months of diet documentation with my PCP. :-(

Looks like it won't be until May that I have my RnY. Oh well, atleast I can eat on my vacation now! Lol

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    Sorry :(

    Did they tell u why???

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    Just that they wanted me to try for an additional 2-3 months. After that they will revisit. I believe it is because I have a Medicaid PSN. When I spoke to the customer service they said they usually try to push for 1 year of diet with the PCP. :-( I have 6 months. If I have to do another 6 months I will. It's all about the long term and it will be worth it. I am ready to stop being in pain and start being able to breathe and live.

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    You've got a great attitude!! :)

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    It is tough dieting, but rny is tougher. Diets let you have a break for vacations, rny is forever. I dont regret, but I.think we would all like to eat whatbwe want and still be thin

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