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Lost 30 lbs pre op. no longer in diabetic a1c range. Is this bad?

Sounds silly right? Am I going to have trouble getting approved now if my A1C is back in normal range after losing 30 lbs before surgery? I never know what these insurance companies look for. Maybe it's a sign to them that the surgery will make that more likely to stick? I thrilled with the 30 lbs and I still have at least 2 mths til surgery.

Starting wt 11/16/12 249 lbs. bmi 44. update 1/13/12 wt 232 lbs Sent from my iPhone using RNYTalk

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Down 30 pounds is great! No, i dont think you will have any trouble with your insurance. This just shows how much you really want the surgery and that you are ready to get healthy. Good luck to you and way to go on the 30 pound loss!!

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