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- Feb 15, 2021
I’ve got an idea J, how about you care about your quality of life yourself, before expecting others to do it for you.And I can’t wait around for the fascists dominating our society to truly care about my quality of life more than their professional or financial profiles.
They weren’t Specialist Doctors she was seeing, they were technicians doing the testing. I don’t think J even saw a doctor in person through all her testing. She did most of her appointments virtually, although may have seen the surgeon in SF once IIRC.She's teaching the doctors now. Specialist doctors, who spent more than a decade in school and hands on medical training. The arrogance of this bitch is astonishing.
She was offered a referral for bariatric surgery when her top surgery was declined, but couldn’t understand how that was on the table but top surgery wasn’t. I don’t think she factored in that she’d need to lose 100lbs before that would happen either.Risking this kind of ordeal in an emergent setting or even for a Hail Mary bariatric surgery is one thing,
Anyone whose had surgery (and most that haven’t), knows that a surgeon approving your surgery is the easy part. Actually having the surgery is always contingent on the approval of the anesthecist who is the one really responsible for keeping you alive…and it’s never a given, especially for the obese. None of the pre-op testing she was asked to take was out of the ordinary for an obese person let alone for a person with a 90+ BMI. Keep crying into that muck Corrisa calls soup, because no-one really cares J. I do appreciate though being able to read your self-indulgent woe is me ramblings. You’re not going to change the world to cater for your fat arse, but you can change your world by losing weight. J was never going to get that surgery, and most of us called it back in the day.