<prompt> Human: Long story short I have an open bite, which causes me to have sleep apnea. I would have to get braces on first and then I would go in for surgery on my jaw essentially making it so my teeth would touch, and it would open up the airway so I wouldnt have sleep apnea. It would also obviously provide the cosmetic benefits of fixing my teeth, more symetry in my jaw line, and I would no longer have a lisp. Im a 21 year old guy, so I figure that if I were to have to have something like this done, now would be the time while I dont have major bills to pay. I have a full time job making 10.50hr and I live with parent right now. The whole process for the surgery would take about a year to complete start to finish. Between the braces and the estimated deductible on my current insurance assuming its approved Im easily looking at 10k all together. The orthodontist would have me on a 0 interest payment plan so at least thats fine. The current deductible for my insurance is something like 6600 because Im on my moms insurance plan right now. Im torn on this because this would set me back financially... but in the long run it might be worth it if its going to fix all of these issues in one go. I currently take adderall for ADD but theres a good chance that it got misdiagnosed as sleep apnea. Having this surgery would mean the best chance for a permanant fix for sleep apnea, no need for even a CPAP most likely after its done. Also a good chance I would no longer have to be on adderall anymore. What should I do here? Bite the bullet and do it? Or is it too much of a setback  <response>: Definitely do it. Money will be tight for a bit, but quality of life will be improved. 