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Newbie Here Consultatation Phase

Just getting started. Still trying to decide if this is for me

Looking for others just getting started too

Any advice from others would be appreciate

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Welcome! This forum is a wealth of information for someone considering weight loss surgery. I highly recommend you spend some time on this site reading posts from people in various stages of the process, and feel free to post with any other questions you have!

13 minutes ago, Trish724 said:

Still trying to decide if this is for me

Depending on what your comorbidities are, I would say the risk of having WLS is lower than not having it at all.

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