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Feeling sad

My stress test came back with some type of abnormalities so know I have to get a stress/echo test so they can see how my heart functions after exercising. I go in two weeks im starting to feel hopeless.

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Well.... looking on the bright side, these further tests will either clear you or identify a health concern that needs addressing.

I have always passed cardio/ cholesterol tests with flying colors but I cringe when I think what packing an extra 160# did to my poor heart.

This is a blessing. IF you in fact have a true cardiac problem, not knowing about it won't make it go away or any better if left untreated. Now you'll know exactly where you stand heart wise, and abnormalities will not preclude you from surgery.

Delays are sometimes a good thing and whatever the issue is, it'll be medically managed and you'll just need clearance from the cardiologist they're going to send you to in order to have your VSG. Good luck!

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