The impact of morbid obesity years later

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When I had my WLS in 2001, I wanted to lose weight and put my diabetes in remission.  Thankfully, I accomplished both.  I wish I’d had my WLS years earlier.  The impact of being morbidly obese for many years is still present in my life today.  From years of being …
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