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BMI 60+

My surgery isnt yet booked in but they are recommending in December or janiary. Before considering wls I had never been to hospital (as a patient) or even had my bloods done.

So im freaking out a little [emoji85]

Ive been told the bigger you are the more risk that is involved, I have already lost 5 stone but my BMI is still 61.5 or there abouts (High I know).

Wondering if there is anyone with a BMI 60+ that has had complications other than what is considered normal post-op side effects.

In my head if I know more about the complications and the likelihood of them, I can better prepare my self for any eventuality.

Thanks [emoji4]

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