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Saw 3 articles in the news today about bariatric surgery and pregnancy

Hey all :)

I saw 3 articles today about studies done on women who have undergone weight loss surgery and then got pregnant. Basically all of the articles say that the studies show that women should wait 12-18 months before conceiving. My doctor said in his info seminar that he reccommends 2 years. I never would have thought to ask when I went to the seminar. Partially because I'm too focused on getting out of school already! (It's taking sooo long, but it's my fauly for that sooo... :) )

Anyways I thought I would post here about it, Not sure if I can post links or not? But I have them if anyone is interested. Any thoughts?

Have a good one all!

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