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How open are you with your employer re:surgery plans?

I have Kaiser with a 6mo program to get to surgery. I'm A-ok with that and actually looking forward to the process. However, it will require either schedule changes or time off 2-3 times per month.

In general, I'm not sharing about the surgery. Obviously, my husband knows, as do some close friends...definitely only about 5-7 people IRL. I don't want to lie to my employer....but I also don't think my medical procedure is any of their business.

Thoughts?

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Good! Me neither. And we're about the same. I'm 5'9 and 285 and don't have diabetes or anything like that. So once you start the classes, does that mean you're approved?

Yep though they give the disclaimer that they can unapproved you if they feel necessary but I'm not worried. Also with the Kaiser by me there is no set amount I have to lose and no psych eval.

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