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Lower bmi

I want to hear from type II diabetics, who also have high cholestoral, with a bmi of 35 or less that have had the surgery. How are you doing, is your diabetics under control, have you lost weight, or do you have a new set or problems which are related to wls. Would u do it again if you knew what you,d be going thur.

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I had a bmi of 45 when I started and had diabetes cholesterol and high blood pressure I am 7 mos post op today with a bmi of 24.3 and no meds everything is gone including 142 lbs since I went to a seminar I would do this all over again today if I had to only regret is I didn't do it 20 yrs ago I feel great and now weigh 159 lbs

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