My 27 yr old daughter had a rny in Sept. and has lost 95 lbs, it has made a major difference in her health and I was with behind her 100% since then I was denied life insurance coverage because of my health and weight I'm 52 and have rhuematoid arthritis, high blood pressure and weigh 250 lb, but is 52 too old to have this surgery done? The sleeve is covered by my uhc insurance Thanks,:tongue_smilie:Carla

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I'm going to go for it, if I could speed up the cardio, he's out of the country(sigh). Doesent he know I am in a hurry.lol Thanks, Carla

Too old for what????? I'm 59 and had sleeve surgery last month. There are plenty of people in their 60s and 70s that have surgery. Go for it!

no it is definately not too old, i will be turning 60 next month and plan to have it, i'm trying to get approved for the sleeve right now, we all live longer these days and the quality of life will be much improved with this help, go for it best of luck

Heavens NO!! You are not too old! I had my sleeve in December, turned 50 in January. So happy I did it. My dad is almost 92 and I plan on living that long, if not longer!! Go for it, you will not be sorry!!

My 27 yr old daughter had a rny in Sept. and has lost 95 lbs, it has made a major difference in her health and I was with behind her 100% since then I was denied life insurance coverage because of my health and weight I'm 52 and have rhuematoid arthritis, high blood pressure and weigh 250 lb, but is 52 too old to have this surgery done? The sleeve is covered by my uhc insurance Thanks,:tongue_smilie:Carla