Getting sleeved and having trach

[leaderofmany 0]

Hello, I have been approved as of Monday to have the sleeve done. I'm very excited because for me it's live or death. I'm writing this from a hospital bed that I have been in too many times within the last few months. I'm so weak now that I'm using my walker to get around and have fell a couple of times. I'm only 46. I have a tracheotomy it was done in April. The dr believes it can be pulled out once I have surgery and lose some weight. The surgery for me is highly risky will probably come out on a ventilator for a few days. All this is scary but I'm told if I don't have the surgery I am only going to get worse. Does anyone else have a tracheotomy and had WLS?

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[reree6898 1,164]

I don't have a trach but someone I love dearly has lived with one for 14 years now. I hope all the best for you and that you have amazing results.

[Rosey posey 176]

Good luck my dear, I wish only The best, you are very brave and please continue post- ing. You are a heroine to us all.

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