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AimeeMcGregor

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  1. I have. They are looking into gallbladder issues, which I heard is common. I didn't have any issues with mine before the surgery so I'm hoping they don't need to operate again. I was just wondering if anyone else had similar issues with their BP.
  2. Hi all, I had bypass on Feb 19 and my BP really seemed to correct itself and even go a little low for a couple months but now, out of nowhere, it is super high again. I'm still losing so not sure what is causing it but I started taking my pre-surgery bp meds again. I don't need a stroke at 45.
  3.    AimeeMcGregor reacted to a post in a topic: Food Fatigue?
  4. I know we are supposed to take more than the average dose. Does anyone know how many gummies we would need to take?

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