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No more insulin!

I am 4 weeks post op and for the last week and a half my sugar levels have been 119 or lower!!! Doc says that I can stop taking insulin, but I still have to check and to see if it gets up to 141 to inject. So far all is good and I am beyond thrilled! To all those Neigh Sayers that told me this surgery wouldn't be good for me.....UP YOURS!!!

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Wow...great news !!

Wonderful News for you!!!

WONDERFUL! See, the investment in yourself...it's already paying off! I would absolutely hate to give myself insulin shots every day. I have to give my dog insulin :(, that's bad enough!

I am 4 weeks post op and for the last week and a half my sugar levels have been 119 or lower!!! Doc says that I can stop taking insulin, but I still have to check and to see if it gets up to 141 to inject. So far all is good and I am beyond thrilled! To all those Neigh Sayers that told me this surgery wouldn't be good for me.....UP YOURS!!!

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That's Awesome! Congratulations!

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That's wonderful news. That is one thing I am looking forward to once I have surgery is no more insulin.

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All the best to you!! I'm really amazed at how good I feel after feeling so bad for so long, type 2 diabetes is no joke!

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Type 1 or Type 2?

I'm Type 1. Still on insulin.

Will always be on insulin.

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Type 1 or Type 2?

I'm Type 1. Still on insulin.

Will always be on insulin.

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I have type 2.

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I'm one week out and have not needed any insulin either!!!! Blood sugars no higher than 115!!

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So happy for you! That is great!

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That is so awesome! Congratulations!

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I can literally feel the happiness for you! Although I don't take it now, I did during my pregnancy and boy was I happy to get off of it afterwards. congratulations!!!!!!

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I'm one week out and have not needed any insulin either!!!! Blood sugars no higher than 115!!

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Congrats to you too!!!!

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Great job ditching the insulin. I'm 3 1/2 months out. Saw endocrinologist today...my a1c is down less than a point. Doctor is concerned my pancreas isn't doing it's job. Giving it more time to see if something kicks.

I can honestly say that I was disappointed. One of the most important reasons I had this surgery was to ditch insulin - and he's afraid to halt my weight loss efforts with a bigger dose of insulin

Great job ditching the insulin. I'm 3 1/2 months out. Saw endocrinologist today...my a1c is down less than a point. Doctor is concerned my pancreas isn't doing it's job. Giving it more time to see if something kicks.

I can honestly say that I was disappointed. One of the most important reasons I had this surgery was to ditch insulin - and he's afraid to halt my weight loss efforts with a bigger dose of insulin



I know it's hard, but maybe it just needs more time.. [Hugs]

May of 2016 I went from several shots a day as well as Metphorman and Invokana to wearing an insulin pump (my ball and chain as I call it) along with the Metphorman and Invokana on a daily basis, which is what made me decide to start checking into Bariatric surgery. After three months of thinking, praying, and researching each surgery I decided to have the gastric sleeve and now this month I attend my last class and then it will be up to the insurance company to decide my fate on the surgery. I'm praying for weight loss results that lasts a lifetime and to be totally set free from the need of insulin and all diabetic medication.

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