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I'm from Newmarket and I was sleeved in Tj Mexico by dr Kelly . You can read my post and ask me anything you need to know

I don't think that the doctors themselves do but they certainly have financial organizations working with which can help you for sure. Just ask whoever you want to book with and he or she will help you out no problem. With that being said I still think that borrowing cost with like a line of credit with your bank would make more sense.

MsAntiband is right again. Do your homework and decide.for yourself. However keep in mind that the more choices you have the harder is to pick one and also the bigger chance for remorse meaning what if I didn't pick the right one?

Hi I'm from Newmarket. Read my experience in my first post. I was sleeved in Mexico by Dr.Kelly.

Again , the papers in Spanish are for the hospital use. I agree that they should be written in Spanish ,English probably French , mandarin like any other touristic brochure . I think that if you request that , during your preliminary arrangements ,they will be happy to do it for you.

For who is concerned about the Spanish forms you have to know that since Nova hospital is in Mexico and the official language in Mexico is Spanish the legal documents are going to be in Spanish. You did a lot of research to get to this point. Do not worry you are not signing out any organs. These papers are you're consent that you understand the procedure and you agree to have it done to you. If you have any questions you can ask and they will be answered

No extra charge unless you are over a certain BMI wich translates in longer time , anesthetics and so on. Also for special medication depending on your condition you'll need to pay extra. The second ones are fees charged independently by the hospital and not by Dr Kelly ( if you choose him). This fees are no huge . The guy who had surgery same day as me had to pay 150 US but he had some painfully feet condition needing extra medication an care.

Could you please elaborate when you have a second after your intervention I think everybody would be interested in what were the symptoms and all other details. I certainly do.

I go often to Mexico for work. That's to Monterrey an Saltillo , so people are used to me going to Mexico. When I told them that I'm going to Tj for surgery they still told me that I'm nuts. Who cares what everybody says. I got back safe and sound and told the same people that I got shot in my stomach 5 times by the cartel down in Tj.

If you didn't have any issues with coffee before pre op period you won't have pre or postoperative period. Coffee is probably not recommended but I had it almost right after surgery and it felt so good. Eating to fast is my problem not the coffee.

Check my posting on Dr. Kelly. He is awesome too. If you need experience combined with very personal attention and care, he's the man.

I was told before the surgery that I have the same problem but is very mild. The give you the meds to keep you stable and they monitor closely your BP after surgery every two hours or so. I wouldn't be so worried about this. After surgery the BP is going down spectacularly .

Good job. This is how it should be.Congarts!!!

Wonderfull and usefull analisys. Thank you

Thats why I said is a tough decision but evaluating the risks is everyone personal job to do for himself. Everybody tries to minimize the risks by doing his homework. The result as we know is 399 out of 400 positive. There is that 0.25% thats called fatality wich scares everyone and all of us tries to avoid. Knowing the person makes it even harder . Unfortunatley is going to happen again maibe to a different doctor in a different place. You can just hope you are not going to be a part of it.