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Hello everyone

I have basically been overweight all my life. Decide eariler this year it was time for a change. At the time of my surgery Oct. 30, 20014 I had high blood pressure, type 2 diabetic, high cholesterol and sleep apnea. After my surgery I still have to take high blood pressure, the rest is gone. I feel like a whole new person and very blessed.

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Same here! But after a few weeks of monitoring my blood pressure after the operation, it dropped to the point that I took myself off all my high blood pressure meds.

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That's fantastic James. I sure hope the same is true for me.

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