Diana I am so proud that you are doing well. I will continue to pray for you!!! Again, I am just so happy for you!!!! Jaye Jaye

I'm glad you're home and recovering! Keep us updated on how you're doing as much as possible!!

I am so glad to see that you are at home and doing good. I was worried about you and didnt know anybody to contact in order to check on you. But here you are now I will stop worrying but will keep praying for your fast recovery. Hang in there hun and congrats!!!!! Save me a seat on the losers bench. Hugs Donna S

I am home and doing OK. I am tired and am haveing a hard time sitting at my computer very long. I am getting better every day. Pain is minimal. I am still having quite a bit of gas, but I am not hungry at all, WOW. I hope I can catch up on things, but it will take me a few days yet. Hope you are all doing well. Diana

From what I understand in order to not PCS you would have to qualify for EFMP, exceptional family member program... but if the military base that is receiving you has medical facilities that can accomidate your medical status then the PCS is a GO! Most of the facilities have a surgery clinic that can see you for WLS, even a Primary Care Manager could do it with some help on what to look for. So dont count on not having to PCS... In my opinion it would just end up him PCSing by him self and you left behind at the old post. I would call the new post surgery clinic and see if the provide WLS and ask them if they will be able to start seeing you for follow up right away. Maybe you can get a phone consult with the surgeon on that post, you may want to also hand carry a copy of your surgery medical records to the new post. Good Luck. Now if a service member has the surgery then who knows what the rules would be