It's more like a fraction of a percent. It's hard even to get data on. Most BMI distribution and obesity prevalence information seems to lump everything about 95% or so together (which is about 42.y BMI these days, iirc) or to divide as 30+, 35+, 40+ - so it's common that the upper tier captured will just be described as 40+ or 42.6+, depending on how they're looking at it.
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There’s a reason why MSHPL usually goes to them trying to get surgery. Their life pre Houston is basically just them gorging themselves the whole fucking day 24/7/365. That in itself would be boring as shit to watch after the first twenty minutes for all but the feeders. That’s Amber’s life and has been for over a decade at this point. No wonder all her girlfriends eventually ditch her. Even parasite Becky noped out when they didn’t go out as often.
I try to be low key whenever I'm in public. Non-descript... a white guy... "He looka like a man!" OLD SNL reference.
You are correct! Brain deterioration on my psrt.it was Ms Swan on MAD TV, Slappy
It means she's made the initial call, sent an email for the link to their online session, watched the on-line information session from her chosen clinic (let me remind you it's now called Kentucky Bariatric Institute), and decided she knew everything already that she needed to know.
Exactly. That's also why she has chosen to completely ignore the section listing all the Things to do before you're first appointment.
Fuck it. Im gonna go ham on this heiffer. I work as a medical plan advisor for a major medical insurance company. As such there are levels to which she needs to be under care and utilization management IF we believe she has insurance.
She can't. What else would she have to click bait? Nuttin' honey. I can't believe that there are those who refuse to believe.
That may well be the requirements of the medical insurer you work for (I'm sure it is or you wouldn't post it), but other medical insurers in the states are more lax. Some require no education sessions and no pysch evaluation, others require 3-6 months medically monitored weightloss, success being measured by a % excess weight lost (anywhere from 5-15% is usual) and pysch evaluation which includes assessment for EDs. Definitely testing for co-mordbities as these form part of the approval criteria. The actual details really don't matter though because Amber not only isn't going to get approved, she doesn't want it, and she can't afford it.
These restrictions are on people over 40+ BMI for mine I should have clarified that
Jesus tap dancing Christ. I just realized that Amber’s IQ and her BMI are probably the same: about 95.
I think she'll be one of those that will eat until her stomach explodes. From what I've gathered, it's meant to physically limit your intake and may not actually hit any of the psychophysiological switches. Ozempic triggers hyper-satiation and encourages all of the negative sides of overeating. You'll notice people unable to enjoy foods anymore as it no longer tastes the same, they trigger nausea and at some point even thinking about food makes you angry. We should cheer on the WLS, the deathfat pool would go crazy.
A year on Ozempic/Wegovy costs about the same as a gastric bypass surgery. VSG (Sleeve) is even cheaper, and in her case the most likely to be recommended because it is a shorter time under anesthesia and less complicated. Surgeons tend to recommend VSG for their infinifats these days for this reason. While not as effective, they can do a bypass stage once the patient has lost a couple of hundred pounds and it's safer. The two surgeries effectively become a duodenal switch surgery. For those that opt to go to Mexico, WLS could cost less than a 4 month supply of Ozempic.