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My lasy pcp appt and have to go high blood pressure meds

have been on this journey since December now my blood pressure is high and giving me meds. Hoping I can be off them within 6 weeks after surgery. Pray for the insurance people that they approve and approve it quick :). So ready to be sleeved.

Have a magical day everyone!!

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    i have been on bp meds since 2005 or so...pre-op, i was taking 10 pills a day total for all of my various weight-related ailments.

    today i am 9 days out and taking one-half of ONE pill a day.

    good luck, you will get back off of them!

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