Guest guest Posted October 4, 2004 Report Share Posted October 4, 2004 Welcome, Glenda! What an absolutely AMAZING story you have shared. It is wonderful the blessings this surgery has brought forth for so many of us. My fertility dreams included... Congratulations and all the best to you. Looking forward to getting to know you! Hugs, > > > I've been a member of this group for a few weeks but this is my first > post. I had RNY in August 2002 and I am now 13 weeks pregnant. But > the most surprising thing is that I am 46 and had been told that I > would never be able to conceive again after a stillbirth in 1996. > Take my word, WLS has created many miracles for me. I am a > grandmother (thanks to my 23 year old son) and will soon have a child > younger than my granddaughter. We believe that this child is a > miracle and that God has very special plans for him or her. > > I have read most of the last 300 posts and see all kinds of questions > and fears. Here's a few things that I have dealt with already. The > gestational diabetes test. There are options. Don't let your doctor > bully you. If you can tolerate jelly beans they are one option to > the liquid stuff that makes us so sick. If you can't do the jelly > beans make them do the fasting test. Bleeding...I ble at 11 weeks > and of course thought the worst. Everything was fine and my baby is > healthy. Pain. After three pregnancies I feel safe in saying that > pain is not part of pregnancy. > > Remember that sometimes we have to swap doctors (I'm on my third) > until we find the perfect one for us. Someone who listens to us > (especially since we have the added concern of WLS)and treats us like > a person. They work for us. Don't settle. > > That's all for this first post. Good luck everyone and thanks for > being here. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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