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My labs are back. No more diabetes and my cholesterol is now normal! I'm still taking b/p meds, but my doctor thinks I'll be off of those in a few months too! No more finger sticks and being terrified of going to the doctor! Today is a good day, y'all!

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Oh wow. That is awesome. This is very encouraging news to those who may be just starting out on this journey. That is fantastic news. You must be so happy.

Congrats!

My labs are back. No more diabetes and my cholesterol is now normal! I'm still taking b/p meds' date=' but my doctor thinks I'll be off of those in a few months too! No more finger sticks and being terrified of going to the doctor! Today is a good day, y'all![/quote']

That's amazing girl! Something to keep in mind if u ever hit a stall or gain a pound or two...ur no longer diabetic!!!!!!!! Keep telling urself that I'm sure u will get ahead. Great news congrats

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Thanks everybody! I feel really good, and even though my abs are sore from crunches last night, I'm excited about getting to the gym, so I can work on getting off of the b/p meds too.

Be careful with doing crunches! There are some exercises that those us of who have had WLS shouldn't do and I think crunches are one of them. You might check with your surgeon's office.

Congratulations!

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