13 Years Post Op RNY
Dawn,
Huge congratulations to you - it's such a treat to read about your success. I also celebrated 13 years in March , but it's become such a "regular" that I actually forgot all about it at the time. Lol
My very best wishes for your certain continued success!
Karen xo
Karen
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"The CHALLENGES: osteopenia (told wrong calcium to take), always iron deficient and I have reactive hypoglycaemia. All are manageable and a welcome trade off for my normal life."
11 years out here and some of the same challenges. I already had some osteopenia prior to my RNY so really no surprise and I do take the correct calcium. I had to get iron infusions last year and I have fluctuating issues with hypoglycemia which can be scary. I totally agree that the RNY was worth it! If I could go back in time I would do it sooner!
11 years out here and some of the same challenges. I already had some osteopenia prior to my RNY so really no surprise and I do take the correct calcium. I had to get iron infusions last year and I have fluctuating issues with hypoglycemia which can be scary. I totally agree that the RNY was worth it! If I could go back in time I would do it sooner!
Currently 125 poundsHow have your d levels been? They are a strong piece to the calcium puzzle.
17+ years post op RNY. first year blog here or My LongTimer blog. Tummy Tuck Dr. Matic 2014 -Ohip funded panni
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