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Primary Care does not like the idea

I am considering the sleeve surgery. I went through the insurance process before and chickened out. I really have to get my weight down in order to get my back fixed and get rid of this dreadful diabetes. I am almost 70 and have almost 100 lbs to lose.

I have a defibrillator and other health problems. I'm sure that's why my PC is opposed to this.

Does anyone out there have any suggestions, responses, problems, successes?

I really need some help making this decision.

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They put you under full anesthesia for this procedure. Is that something you can do with a pacemaker? I think that would be the first major concern. Making sure your heart is strong enough for the surgery. I would maybe get a second opinion from a cardiologist before you make any final choices


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