Glad it's been of help
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I still maintain it's one of the best things I've ever done with the worst thing being letting it get so bad in the first place!
Whichever route you take providing you follow the directions given to you by your team then you WILL get your life back and it will therefore be the right thing to do. You do need to make sure that you are fully aware of the risks though and the changes to your life style that you are going to have to make. There is a lot of press at the moment that the NHS are not always giving the patient all the information and aftercare that they need. For me that wasn't the case and on the odd occasion that I was uncertain about anything, then coming on here always gave me the help and advice I needed. Make a list and make sure you ask your surgeon everything you are unsure about.
It has changed my life and I don't regret a single moment, but it's not an easy fix, you still have to work at it and when you get close to goal it will get harder.
Good luck with your choices and I hope you get a quick date (sometimes the wait is the hardest bit)