plastics part II

Saw the surgeon who is going to fix my hernia today. After the usual poking and prodding he said it would be a piece of cake. Now it is all up to the plastic surgeon to keep the ball rolling and schedule everything. I'M READY!!!

That is so great! I'm so happy for you. I have to ask did you go to the doctor every time you had a rash so that it all was documented in you file. I hate having to make an appointment for a rash that I can cure with the last tub of stuff they gave me but I keep going in and paying the $10 co pay. Tammy

I went for back pain twice and the rash twice. A lot of it depends on your insurance companies specific guidelines. There is so much variations from one company to the next. A $10 co pay is a worthwhile investment if it can save you several thousand $$ in the end. Tim

that's really good advice sweetie - and THANKS. i have this freakin saggy butt that is chafed all ways to hades and hurting like hell. mayhaps i need to go in and talk to somebody about it. loveya and have a wonderful 2007, nannygoat P.s. vegas 2007?!!!

Yes, see a doctor for the documentation for eventual plastics, just in case you want it. And, maybe it'll be cleared up. -Pam

SO happy for you!!! And very good advise indeed! peace mo

That is what I am freaked about, I have tons of saggy junk but no rashes for documentation. I am sure I will get turned down flat by my ins. co. Oh well self pay, years in debt, here we come. Sue

Talk to your doctor- Back pain is legitimate for insurance purposes. I have been seeing a chiropractor for back pain for a few months-- I doubt the my insurance will cover a tummy tuck, but it might cover a breast reduction-- and while I am in there......

Good news Tim!