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My story!

My name is Kerri and I'm a 37 year old wife and mother of 2. I've been battling PCOS since 1999, gaining weight, losing weight, gaining more...blah blah blah, you know the story! I've been on Metformin for more than 10 years, but my a1c keeps creeping up. Doctors have suggested that I look into bariatric surgery, so I went to two seminars. That was two years ago, when I found out that our insurance doesn't cover a dime of bariatric surgery, under any circumstance. In the meantime, I prayed that we could come up with the money. I have all of the support of my husband and family, but the funds just weren't there.

To make a really long story short, I got some blood test results recently that gave me an official diagnosis of type 2 diabetes. I'm feeling pretty crappy with headaches and horrible, throbbing leg pain. I decided right then and there that I need to make this happen sooner rather than later. WE HAVE THE FUNDING FOR MY SURGERY! I'm currently scheduling my scope, then I will have a surgery date! I'm hoping for end of June.

I am so excited to go on this journey with you all! Now I'm off to explore this fun site!

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I am so happy for you. Time and time again those who have Diabetes lose the symptoms after the weight starts coming off. You have made a choice to live and become healthy and be there for those little ones and the rest of your family....

Go girl go!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

So happy that this is going to happen for you! I pray your Diabetes and other ailments go bye bye!

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