HalloweenBaby24

Also, Just so someone's not like "Just go get records from you're Old Primary Care Dr". Before this current one, the last primary care Dr I had was 9 year's ago.

@@lisacaron Well the whole time I went to the OB I was pregnant, Wouldn't the insurance use that against me as far as weight goes?..Or do the Dr's not that have to mention that when filling out the form? I was 192lbs when I got pregnant and 233 at the end of my pregnancy.

I've been looking into getting Lap Band surgery and am sitting in on a seminar for it this up coming week (Beginner). I meet certain criteria for the surgery, but the one thing I lack is "Documented failed weight loss attempts". What exactly does that imply?.. It's been a long time since i've been to a Dr for weight loss, Last time I went to a dietitian I was 11 I was with them for a year. Now im 24 most of those documents are gone leaving no proof that they even happend. I've been on many diets, pills and weight loss meetings since then but a las no real documentation to prove. What did you have to do to prove you're failed attempts?

That's the place where I might have an issue. I lived in MD most of my life up until 5 years ago, when I moved to NJ I found out I was pregnant (had HB the whole time which they said was because of my weight then) and had an OB the whole time but not a primary care Dr up until a year or two ago who I barely go to (think I've been there twice in 2 years).

I just have BCBS, "PPO Plus" Not sure if that makes a difference.

It was something I had read on my insurance website (Bluecross Blueshield of MA) under requirements, But it didn't go into any detail of what exactly they were looking for. Thanks for the information!