The #1 reason that I had the RNY is still an issue.

[BostonStrong617 8]

I had this surgery, not only to lose weight, but to combat diabetes (supposedly type II). I've lost a total of 45 pounds (I had the surgery 3/23/15). Initially I had minor improvement with my A1C and was feeling hopeful that I'd be off of meds within the next couple of months. My endicrinologist (sp),dropped the bomb on me and told me I "may" have other underlying issues and I am back to 5 shots per day. Low doses, but still back where I started. Trying not to let it get me down. But it's hard not to feel some kind of way about it.

Anyone else have these kind of issues?

[Dyros 32]

I have Type 1 Diabetes and had RNY, 6 months ago, I've lost 63 Pounds and my HBA1C has dramatically improved and I take much less Insulin than before, I think you have to give yourself a reality check that Type 1 Diabetes is for Life, and just think positively about losing weight and getting healthier!

[BostonStrong617 8]

That's the thing, I was diagnosed as type II...but not they they are saying I was either misdiagnosed and/or I have other underlying issues. But, like you said, I am thankful I am not on as much insulin as before. It's a reality check that I am still going to have to maintain a specific/healthy diet to combat my diabetes. I got kind of lax, once I was able to eat again. I am not happy about it, but at least I have better control.