JesssFamPlus8: CLICKBAIT AND DOCTOR HATE!! (Part 109)

[jenneroni]

She didn’t go to a pediatrician though. It was literally a walk in clinic and she expected the doctor to diagnose eczema without her eliminating any possible allergens, give her a steroid cream for it AND follow up on a study done at a hospital months ago? Maybe if she had a pediatrician like a parent should (after 1 kid, let alone 5!), she wouldn’t be being dismissed by at these doctors that she bothers with problems that she needs to take to a pediatrician...


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[DoodleBop2]

People need to stop using walk-in clinics\urgent care\ER as a primary care doctor and then bitch they don't get the type of care they'd get if they built a relationship with a primary care doctor.

If I was an EMT and walked into a botched homebirth with someone bleeding and the midwives arguing and told "do this or she'll bleed to death" I'd be short and possibly sound rude too.

As soon as someone says "full of chemicals" on the internet you know you're in for a treat of the finest from Google U.

[olemama]

I wonder the real reason the insurance didn't cover her surgery

Probably because the insurance did not consider it medically necessary. Jess wants the insurance to pay for a cosmetic procedure. Most US insurance companies will not pay for a tummy tuck.

[sondraK]

She has abdominal muscle separation from twins,plus a hernia.I'm not sure why that isn't considered a medical need,esp. in the long run.It could get worse as she ages.
My guess is she is still young,and ins. is worried she might have yet another pregnancy and ruin it

[Mommyof6]

I wonder the real reason the insurance didn't cover her surgery

Probably because the insurance did not consider it medically necessary. Jess wants the insurance to pay for a cosmetic procedure. Most US insurance companies will not pay for a tummy tuck.

I kind of wonder if its not aa bad as she says and is just doing it for the tummy tuck.

[Mommyof6]

She has abdominal muscle separation from twins,plus a hernia.I'm not sure why that isn't considered a medical need,esp. in the long run.It could get worse as she ages.
My guess is she is still young,and ins. is worried she might have yet another pregnancy and ruin it

This could Be too!!I dont know why she feels like a tuck is need no one sees her belly anyways.what is she going to do when her boobs start sagging after she's done breast feeding it's all apart of having kids

[DoodleBop2]

Insurance doesn't just cover the most expensive option. The PT was probably to see if that would help her "pain" before resorting to major surgery. It's not like a doctor can just be like cool bro let's do surgery there is oversight from the hospital. A surgeon has to justify why they're choosing to do something that could result in a person dying, even if it's rare\unlikely. Outside of emergency situations, there is always a process try something less invasive see if that works, if not get authorization for this thing to try and then finally if nothing else works then surgery\expensive and or dangerous procedure etc.

Many women have muscle separation and hernia that isn't "bad enough" to require surgery. We also don't know if the seperation\hernia is as bad as she says what's going on inside. A lot of that could be skin. A lot of it could be bloating because her diet is shit.

[Mommyof6]

Insurance doesn't just cover the most expensive option. The PT was probably to see if that would help her "pain" before resorting to major surgery. It's not like a doctor can just be like cool bro let's do surgery there is oversight from the hospital. A surgeon has to justify why they're choosing to do something that could result in a person dying, even if it's rare\unlikely. Outside of emergency situations, there is always a process try something less invasive see if that works, if not get authorization for this thing to try and then finally if nothing else works then surgery\expensive and or dangerous procedure etc.

Many women have muscle separation and hernia that isn't "bad enough" to require surgery. We also don't know if the seperation\hernia is as bad as she says what's going on inside. A lot of that could be skin. A lot of it could be bloating because her diet is shit.

It looked more like saggy skin then bloat heck I have a little bit of bloat look going on and I have had 4 kids.

[fingusername]

I wonder the real reason the insurance didn't cover her surgery

Probably because the insurance did not consider it medically necessary. Jess wants the insurance to pay for a cosmetic procedure. Most US insurance companies will not pay for a tummy tuck.

Didn't she say insurance would pay for the surgery but not her stay in the hospital? She decided she needed to stay overnight because she had so many kids at home to look after and didn't want to do "too much".

She said that way way way back in a video!!

[user123_]

I admire the fact she doesn't hide her stomach.
A lot of women are embarrassed by their bodies and it's refreshing for her to show the reality of a twin pregnancy.

It's also sickening insurance won't cover the hernia and muscle separation. Americans are so desensitized to how fucked our health care system is.
I wonder if she has repealed that decision.

https://www.google.com/amp/www.independ ... html%3famp

[HarlowCarlo]

If I remember correctly, the letter the insurance sent said that they wouldn’t cover the night stay in the hospital. And everyone in the comments told her that. I think she just wants to go to a well known fancy snapchatting surgeon and doesn’t care if she has to pay.


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[Annavi04]

People need to stop using walk-in clinics\urgent care\ER as a primary care doctor and then bitch they don't get the type of care they'd get if they built a relationship with a primary care doctor.

If I was an EMT and walked into a botched homebirth with someone bleeding and the midwives arguing and told "do this or she'll bleed to death" I'd be short and possibly sound rude too.

As soon as someone says "full of chemicals" on the internet you know you're in for a treat of the finest from Google U.

Theres no place for the paramedic to be rude, in my opinion. It helps nothing. Part of working in healthcare is accepting that people have different opinions and options about what to do with their healthcare whether you agree or not. If i had a patient who just had an abortion i wouldnt be rude to her even though i dont agree. Regardless whats done is done so its best to remain professional.

Theres nothing wrong with staying away from things that are "full of chemicals" when necessary. Why do you think the honest company has blown up? Many of us like products with clean organic ingredients not things full of chemicals by product, parabens, plastics, endocrine disrupters and etc.


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[boymom3]

This is a really dumb question, but it confused the hell out of me. So Chris and Kaden go to the movies, and it's already getting dark. Then they come back from the movie and everyone is hanging out, Jess says they're going to bed soon, the baby is already knocked out - at this point I'm thinking it's at least 9 o'clock. But then we get a glimpse of her mom's phone, and it says 5:36. How is that even possible?

It's still getting dark early. I'm in the same time zone, but up in Canada. It's still getting dark around 330ish pm.

I'm in Cali how hours sound and it starts getting dark about 530

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[shilohjulia]

Personally i find it pretty brave of her to show her stomach unedited like that. In my opinion Jess is actually very pretty, and i believe she has a good sense of confidence, so she is ok with exposing the reality of herself. That’s admirable because with filters and photoshop almost no one on social media keeps it real anymore. This is one thing i can applaud her for.


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[xoxotoni]

I love how both Lilia and Landen's rooms are all done up real cute with the walls painted a kid friendly color and decoration, etc...and then you go into the twins bedroom and its pretty much basic AF with plain white walls and the only thing done is that stupid LEGO mural or whatever....absolutely NO effort put into their room.

ALSO, after my c-Section I basically had the same issues as Jess in regards to the Hernia and Muscle Separation and it is NO where as painful as she makes it seem...basically more uglier than it is painful which I'm sure is her reason for wanting to have the procedure done, I mean granted I didn't plop out 20 kids like the titty milk goddess but she is definitely overplaying the amount of pain she is in!!!!

[minties82]

Indian accent? Where are you guys hearing that? I know she baby talks but she fesnt sound like any Indian person I've ever met.

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[berrysweetheart]

I love how both Lilia and Landen's rooms are all done up real cute with the walls painted a kid friendly color and decoration, etc...and then you go into the twins bedroom and its pretty much basic AF with plain white walls and the only thing done is that stupid LEGO mural or whatever....absolutely NO effort put into their room.

It's especially interesting because Landen doesn't even sleep in his room, does he?

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[storeynyx]

People need to stop using walk-in clinics\urgent care\ER as a primary care doctor and then bitch they don't get the type of care they'd get if they built a relationship with a primary care doctor.

If I was an EMT and walked into a botched homebirth with someone bleeding and the midwives arguing and told "do this or she'll bleed to death" I'd be short and possibly sound rude too.

As soon as someone says "full of chemicals" on the internet you know you're in for a treat of the finest from Google U.

Theres no place for the paramedic to be rude, in my opinion. It helps nothing. Part of working in healthcare is accepting that people have different opinions and options about what to do with their healthcare whether you agree or not. If i had a patient who just had an abortion i wouldnt be rude to her even though i dont agree. Regardless whats done is done so its best to remain professional.

Theres nothing wrong with staying away from things that are "full of chemicals" when necessary. Why do you think the honest company has blown up? Many of us like products with clean organic ingredients not things full of chemicals by product, parabens, plastics, endocrine disrupters and etc.


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“Everything organic and natural is good" - ignoring the fact that organic natural substances include arsenic and poo and crocodiles. And everything chemical is bad, ignoring the fact that… EVERYTHING IS CHEMICALS

Tim Minchin


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[CurlyQ121]

If I remember correctly, the letter the insurance sent said that they wouldn’t cover the night stay in the hospital. And everyone in the comments told her that. I think she just wants to go to a well known fancy snapchatting surgeon and doesn’t care if she has to pay.


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You're right. I just rewatched that video, they denied the hospital stay.

[msliss]

Soooo grow up have the surgery and go home and have your awesome super great husband watch your spawn. Orrr just pay for the stay. She just wants the tummy tuck.