90 day DOT medical card issued/Sleep test required, Need advice please

Here's a couple of websites to check:
www.rpmhst.com
&
www.inspiresleep.com - this one is FDA approved and some VA hospitals will pay for it, if you're a military veteran.

 

You know I don't think what the doctors are doing is accurate I am right at the limit myself by my neck size and I'm a wide man but im not at all what I think of as being over weight im 6 foot and 190 pounds and most pickups my shoulder's are wider than the seats now yes I know that I can loose some weight but I am happy with the way my body looks and I rest well at night

 

Hmmm! Interesting. That is a new one to me. Back in 2016 when I renewed and had to update the photo I was required by the state DPS to do the Self-Certification Affidavit. At that time I did the “Excepted Intrastate”. The state DPS has always sent official reminder letters every year 1 at 6 months before med cert expires and 1 each for the 3 months before med cert expires telling you that the cert is a requirement and has to be updated or you will be down graded. Maybe a Texas thing?

 

CK, I can tell you what I did.
I Gave up all dairy.
No milk cheese butter.
I lost 20lbs in a month

 

I gave up all soda and caffeine and lost 10-15 pounds in a month

 

You're clearly a serious guy. Well, at least in everything except your weight and making threats you can't back up.

Why are you dismissing a medical professional's opinion?

If you say a tire is bad, or alignment is off, or dispatch ####ed up; your word is gold right?

You're headed for early heart failure, dementia, and disability; and you want other people to

A: make you feel better about it

and

B: pay for it


6'2" track star was 25 years ago. Current you can't see his dick when he pisses.

Do you want a hug? Or do you want to stop eating and live for another 25 years?

I guess disability and Wal-Mart scooters will make you feel good when you're slurring and can't walk.

Drink that coke. Eat that burger. It'll feel good.

 

In 90 days you should be able to easily lose 30 lbs probably more. Why not do that and try to get a two year card when the 90 days is up?

 

This guy has treated his body so badly he has to take anti-adrenaline drugs. Think about that. He lives in such a way his body is panicking constantly

This is human foible. His body is in constant, minor, emergency. His doctor is telling him to lose weight. His sleep is being affected (There's no such thing as "mild" apnea.) Insurance won't cover him well, he's worried about his BP and he's obese.

The majority of this could be fixed by cutting calories and walking an hour at night.

Buuuuuuuuut.....

It's everybody else's fault but his. He used to be a track star.

You know how insurance is a shared risk pool/lottery? OP is the risk.