Posts by Morgan Johnson4
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Come on, please, would you mind sharing who performed your surgery? I’m just trying to figure things out... and hey, did your nose end up looking crooked too?? Because that’s exactly what happened to me... I honestly don't know if they just made everything worse for you, or if, in the absolute worst-case scenario, it's just the same as it was before the procedure—assuming it isn't actually better!
feralbadger102 said:Hey girls! So, I’m actually planning on getting surgery soon and I’m totally torn between Dr. Glumičić and Dr. Ostojić! I actually had a septoplasty done before through my insurance provider, and honestly, it was such a nightmare because the deviation is still there—nothing changed at all. My nose is visibly crooked, which really shows up in photos, and it’s starting to drive me crazy, so I definitely want to fix it once and for all! Also, does anyone know how much prices usually range? From what I’ve gathered, everything seems to be hovering around $2,000 to $2,300...
Wait, did you already have your previous surgery covered by Blue Cross?
So, what did you have to get surgery for? Was it something cosmetic or
Hey everyone... I've been reading through all these posts and honestly, I'm feeling pretty terrified. My nose is just... it’s a disaster. It's not huge, but it's crooked and tilts to one side, and I can't stand looking at it anymore. I just want to look like a regular person, you know? I think I've finally made up my mind about getting surgery, but I'm stuck on where to go—should I stay local here in my hometown or head over to a major city like Chicago or NYC for a specialist? I have no clue what the first step is or even what to say during a consultation. Should I start by talking to my primary care doctor first or just jump straight in? Please help me out... thanks!
Oh honey, unfortunately, it’s just the truth—I'm only 19 right now and I definitely couldn't handle having a baby at this stage in my life... and honestly, I'm hoping this method will help me avoid pregnancy altogether, though I'm not experiencing any symptoms yet!
So, my period was late again, though honestly, it’s pretty normal for me since I can be off by an entire month sometimes! I wasn't even worried at first, but then these weird symptoms started hitting me—my breasts felt incredibly heavy and painful, and I've been feeling super nauseous. Well, I finally took a test and turns out I am pregnant! Then, in a bit of a panic yesterday, I bought a pack of Triquinol and ended up swallowing the whole thing all at once... oh my gosh, is that really dangerous???