BMI of 39 - anyone have to gain weight for the insurance to cover

[onedaycloser 136]

^{Vegas has a self-pay? Details if you don't mind sharing?}

[wasabi 57]

I think gaining 6-7 pounds is worth it if I have to pay $150 versus $10-15k. I just can't afford to self pay.

[kelley5989 9]

^{Vegas has a self-pay? Details if you don't mind sharing?}

I pm'ed you!

[onedaycloser 136]

Thanks Kelley for the note..I unfortunately do not have the funds to self-pay (unless of course I win the lottery in the near future , so will have to stick with whatever I can to make this happen...hoping that WW responds to my email to perhaps speed things up but not holding m breathe on that.

Hopeing your recovery is going well.

Congratulations!!

[jessica bowling 24]

I wore weights. Little ones in my girdle..went to bathroom before my exam.. Put them in my purse. My doctor knew i was low bmi and knew i was gaining in purpose. My major thing that put weight on was pop and bread..by the last visit i didnt need the weights:/

[RCN 25]

I was in the same boat. I was lucky to have my appointment in January' date=' SO I wore heavy clothes, drank 16oz, ate something, had heavy jewlery on, and some change in my pockets. Hahah every ounce counted. I weighed in with a BMI of 40.3.[/quote']

Lol I wasn't as smart! After gaining 25+ pounds when I only had to gain was about 5-8 I heard of people using ankle weights and wearing double clothes etc lol