i hate my loose skin so much that sometimes i pick at it and make it bleed so that maybe it will get infected and my insurance will cover the skin removal. i can only hope.
March 14, 2007
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And if they don't, you'll be stuck with an infection which will be hard to treat, perhaps impossible to remove, from an area you will hate even more. Please don't do this anymore. When the time comes, if you think it will come, do something else, which a DOCTOR told a post-op friend. Find something you are allergic to, and rub it in the area. Come in with this allergic irritation, not an infection, when it most pays to do so. For her, it was a brand of laundry soap which she sprayed on every time she had a consult.
Posted by: | March 16, 2007 at 02:22 PM