I agree, but I also don't think insurance covers male baldness issues. Insurance does cover surgery for "bladder tucks" for women where one can also slip in some vaginal reconstruction surgery and have it covered (depending on depth of one's insurance). Also, menopause/andropause didn't evolve as huge on the table issue until us free spirited boomers entered our 50s. We tend to believe we should still look good, feel good and have sex. I'm quite disgusted by the aging process - hate shaving my face (bought some hair removal cream that did nothing), hate everything that's happened to me since menopause. Since health insurance in general seems to be headed for the toilet in this country I don't expect an increase in coverage for women's issues.
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I agree, but I also don't think insurance covers male baldness issues. Insurance does cover surgery for "bladder tucks" for women where one can also slip in some vaginal reconstruction surgery and have it covered (depending on depth of one's insurance). Also, menopause/andropause didn't evolve as huge on the table issue until us free spirited boomers entered our 50s. We tend to believe we should still look good, feel good and have sex. I'm quite disgusted by the aging process - hate shaving my face (bought some hair removal cream that did nothing), hate everything that's happened to me since menopause. Since health insurance in general seems to be headed for the toilet in this country I don't expect an increase in coverage for women's issues.
July 2, 2009 - 5:21amThis Comment
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