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my reason for wls became a reality. today my doctor took me off of insulin. still have to do the blood testing for awhile, but no more insulin. yippee!!

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  • so happy for you. I was taken off of my diabetic meds also about 3 months post op . Congratulations on your success.

  • Congratulatiions on your NSV! (Non-scale victory). That is a major accomplishment! I'm off my diabetic medicine as well. It is so nice to periodically check my blood and it's within the range it shoul

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    I total get this one as my Mother is very obese and I wish the best for her , and I worry about her as we are only 16 yrs, apart , and we did ask if she would be canadate for wls , but her docs say he

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my reason for wls became a reality. today my doctor took me off of insulin. still have to do the blood testing for awhile, but no more insulin. yippee!!

Congratulatiions on your NSV! (Non-scale victory). That is a major accomplishment! I'm off my diabetic medicine as well. It is so nice to periodically check my blood and it's within the range it should be in.

Be proud of yourself! That is awesome!

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I total get this one as my Mother is very obese and I wish the best for her , and I worry about her as we are only 16 yrs, apart , and we did ask if she would be canadate for wls , but her docs say her heart would not be able to take it so they won't do it and is diabetic and has to do insulin twice a day and take her pils 3 times a day , including asprin 5 times a day so I get it , eat to hear for you , I bet you are real happy that you don't have to do the insulin any more , pretty soon it will be just vitiamins for you Yeah !

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Hurray!

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so happy for you. I was taken off of my diabetic meds also about 3 months post op . Congratulations on your success.

Congratulations! I know you are so happy :) That is quite the accomplishment.

Wow, this is a big one! Way to go, Terry -- congratulations.

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Congrats to you.. i reached my first milestone this morning also I'm exactly 50lbs lighter than i was when i started this journey i'm starting to think i can actually do this.

i can't imagine the joy you must feel at being off the meds though.. again Congrats and keep it up :D ..

Well done! What a wonderful marker of your hard work.

Way to go!!!!

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thanks everyone. love the support in this forum.

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