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If I had any doubts about this surgery....

They are now GONE! The Dr. shocked me today by telling me that I'm borderline diabetic. I had no idea!!! It scared me and has really shook me up.

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      Yep, I was also borderline diabetic when I had my surgery, and I was only 20 when I got that diagnosis. It's terrifying, but after surgery, the 2 week post op appointment my sugar was 100% normal. Alo

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    Trust me (I have type II diabetes) you are doing the RIGHT thing! :)

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    Yep, I was also borderline diabetic when I had my surgery, and I was only 20 when I got that diagnosis. It's terrifying, but after surgery, the 2 week post op appointment my sugar was 100% normal. Along with my blood pressure, this surgery is a blessing in more ways than just weight loss.

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    Yep' date=' I was also borderline diabetic when I had my surgery, and I was only 20 when I got that diagnosis. It's terrifying, but after surgery, the 2 week post op appointment my sugar was 100% normal. Along with my blood pressure, this surgery is a blessing in more ways than just weight loss.[/quote']

    Wow thats a relief to hear. Good for you. But i am 54, i hope it helps

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