My journey so far.
Jul 9, 2017
By: Lisa
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On August 1 2016 Mayo Clinic said I needed to exersize every day in the water to get reconditioned. They also said I needed bariatric surgery to take the weight off my chest as it would help my trachea to not collapse so,easily. My collapse was at 98%. Needless to say I was fast tracked to have weight loss surgery and had it on Oct.4 2016. I have lost 60 plus pounds and done water exersize and I haven't had a collapse now for around 6 months! My biggest question is since this is a progressive disease will the weight loss and exersize eventually not be enough to keep my breathing problems at bay?
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