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Life Insurance Options Post-Surgery?

Prior to surgery, many times, I'd been turned down for life insurance nearly everywhere.

Reasons cited were weight, fatty liver issues, and in one case slightly elevated blood pressure (though blood pressure is not normally a thing for me).

Wondering if anyone has been down the same road, and found some luck post surgery. I'm around 108 lbs down now... not quite enough to start shopping, I think, but I'm hoping to get a decent policy in the next six months or so.

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turned down for life insurance - Reasons cited - weight, fatty liver issues, slightly elevated blood pressure

@@aSleeveStory

Welcome

you are one of the latest and greatest new member to the century club :)

108 lbs down!!!!

wow!!!!

party dance, party dance

the physical problems you had - helped you get approved for WLS

now as these physical issues (and others) improve or go away

life insurance will be more available to you!!!

never too early to nose/snoop around a couple of insurance companies

if you feel comfortable - talk to an agent about WLS, your life et al

"nothing ventured, nothing" gained" ( expression my mom would say ;) oooops no pun intended, really )

as your weight goes down, you will not be as much of a risk

therefore your premium will be less :)

you are doing a great job

keep up the good work

kathy

congrats

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