Results are in...

Kiba0003
on 1/7/09 8:42 am - Corcoran, MN

All my levels are normal! It's not as big of a concern with the band of course, but it still is good to know that I am getting all my nutrients in and doing well with my intake!!

The only think I have to watch is my vitamin D... which seems to be typical for a lot of people, and my cholesterol is a tiny bit high, which I have always been watching.

I am happy to get these results though and know that I am keeping on track!

2019: 11 years out and maintaining a loss of 150lbs.

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Diamond Girl
on 1/7/09 8:49 am - Ham Lake, MN

DS on 12/23/08

Absolutely a good thing to keep tabs on & you're a good WLS patient for doing so IMO.
Is your D high or low?

Kiba0003
on 1/7/09 2:21 pm - Corcoran, MN

Lap Band on 05/13/08

It is low. Seems like they said it's normal but to take 1000 vitamin D... or more? I forget.

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WishOnAStar
on 1/7/09 9:05 am

RNY on 05/05/09

You're doing a great job and your lab results are proof!

Stephanie

tuckang
on 1/7/09 10:09 am - Shakopee, MN

RNY on 12/14/07

Great News!! My vitamin D is low too. I think that is just a Minnesota thing!! HE HE

God Bless, Angela

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barbk
on 1/7/09 7:51 pm - Eagan, MN

RNY on 10/08/07

Good for you!!! Keeping tabs on your blood work is key to losing weight with anyone regardless of surgery.

The vitamin D thing -- our program suggests at least 1000 (whatever the units is in the bottle) a day. Especially in the winter months in Minnesota....

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