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I am so frustrated! I had surgery last May to repair a ruptured tendon in my foot, and was just cleared last week to wear two shoes and begin P/T. I thought I would be good to go for my WLS procedure, but Nooooo! I was just diagnosed with 'osteonecrosis' in the same leg as the foot surgery. (Apparently, I did some damage to my knee by wearing a cast/boot all summer, and it has caused part of the bone to die. EW!) Anyway, since I have to stay off my feet for the next 12--yes, TWELVE!!--weeks, I had to put a brake on all plans for my sleeve. The good news is, I've already lost 24 lbs, on my own, but the bad news is now I will have to begin all over again once I am cleared from this leg issue. I hope I can keep losing on my own, and that I won't need knee replacement, but I can't seem to get beyond the disappointment of not being able to do this procedure for me. >sigh!< I guess I should be glad we discovered this now, so I can be healthier going forward, but DAGNABBIT! I was totally ready to follow through. I'll keep reading these boards, and celebrating your victories until it's my turn. Keep up the Great Work, Losers!!!

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That stinks about the surgery, but please take care. 12 weeks! I'd go stir crazy.

I am so frustrated! I had surgery last May to repair a ruptured tendon in my foot, and was just cleared last week to wear two shoes and begin P/T. I thought I would be good to go for my WLS procedure, but Nooooo! I was just diagnosed with 'osteonecrosis' in the same leg as the foot surgery. (Apparently, I did some damage to my knee by wearing a cast/boot all summer, and it has caused part of the bone to die. EW!) Anyway, since I have to stay off my feet for the next 12--yes, TWELVE!!--weeks, I had to put a brake on all plans for my sleeve. The good news is, I've already lost 24 lbs, on my own, but the bad news is now I will have to begin all over again once I am cleared from this leg issue. I hope I can keep losing on my own, and that I won't need knee replacement, but I can't seem to get beyond the disappointment of not being able to do this procedure for me. >sigh!< I guess I should be glad we discovered this now, so I can be healthier going forward, but DAGNABBIT! I was totally ready to follow through. I'll keep reading these boards, and celebrating your victories until it's my turn. Keep up the Great Work, Losers!!!

That stinks!!! I'm so sorry - hang in there and don't give up!

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