What!! 9pm... that's out of control. And yeah- single incision, I know that's very important to you and only Dr. Lopez does it as far as MBC goes! It'll work out- will be nice when this is all finally behind you and you're on the loser's bench officially!! what's your date again? I know its this month- exciting!!

me, I'm good! almost 19 lbs down :D incisions are doing well as far as healing, they're not pretty but I'm hoping that will change with time. I got into some size 16s I haven't worn in months and put on a medium top and had lunch with a gf I hadn't seen  in a while- she couldn't stop commenting on how great I looked! as soon as I got in the car I had to unbutton those things though- they fit perfectly but sitting down they put way too much pressure on my incision. but that was pretty cool :)

just working on my nutrition now and making sure I'm hitting all my goals. its hard work! but I'm definitely seeing the difference.

Having accompanied my daughter to Tijuana MX for her surgery only 4 weeks ago and experiencing her excellent care, I would strongly suggest you researching Dr. Ramos Kelly - I couldn't imagine his caring and personal bedside manner.  He has a wonderful reputation and success rate.  I have never met such a caring Doctor.

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I had my vsg when I was 56,5 yrears ago. I was tyeii diabetic and I was fully prepared to die having this surgery. 

I knew life was not going to be worth living ,for me, if I didn't get my weight and diabetes under control. My pcp told me this as well. He said I would live 10 years less than someone without obesity and diabetes,and those 10 years would not be worth living.

I decided it would be my chance to. Beat the diabetes odds. If I died,on. The table or after,my family knew I was prepared for that possibility. 

I have lost 118 pounds and kept it off. My diabetes went I to remission the night of the morning of surgery,showing a perfectly normal blood sugar. 

I certainly didn't have the health issues you have,but honestly, I think I would still have gone to MX to have this chance. 

The surgery suites are just like every one I was ever in,in the us. Of course,there are some bad doctors there,just as there are bad doctors in the us. 

If I were in your shoes,with. Your health issues,the ONLY Mexican surgeon I ,personally would use,would be Dr. Ungson,in Mexicali. You can do a google search for his name and it will bring up his website. 

You can fill out. The questionnaire and/or send him an email with your particulArs. 

Good luck.

I am 56 years old and I am worried that I am too old to have a VGS performed.  I am a full blown insulin carrying diabetic with neuropathy in both my hands and feet.  I also have some coronary artery disease and I have had 2 stints inserted in my heart.  My health Insurance excludes bariatric surgery so I will have to go to Mexico to have the procedure performed.  I fear that I may be too old or too sick to have this surgery done especially in Mexico.   I am worried and I am wondering if anyone else has been  in a similar situation and had surgery in Mexico? How did it go?  Who did your surgery? Do you have any regrets?