6 month dietician visits
I am currently in process to get surgery and as an insurance requirement have to do these dietician visits monthly. I am curious what any of your experiences have been with a dietician/what was the point? I feel like I am not getting much out of these visits. I mean if I could lose the weight on my own I wouldn't be there in the first place.
It's just required by some insurance, and if it is? There is no way around it. It is about getting the documentation done. We talked about lifetime principles and the habits to start working on each month.
I wish I could have skipped it, but all in all, it worked out just fine. My insurance changed with a cross country move, and it took even longer because of finding a new doctor.
The six months does go by quickly. I promise.
My posts are for general information and do not constitute medical advice. They should not serve as the basis for any medical decision by you. Call your physician for advice. HW 248 SW 233 CW 155
I really kicked and screamed about these visits; however, now at month four, I am thankful. I'm not quite sure it should take six months, but that's what the insurance requires, so it's my only option.
The upside for me bc of this six month diet have been: I drink lots more water than I used to, I have quit my night time snacking, my sugar cravings have drastically decreased, more importantly, for me I went through a grieving of sorts over food. I cannot imagine trying to deal with everything at once right after surgery. And I'm down 17 pounds! Good luck to you!
Vsg on 8/6/14 5'8" HW 266 SW 243 CW 169 GW 155. 
