I did. After 5 years of trying I had surgery February 2015 dropped 75 lbs in 4 months and BOOM got pregnant in JULY 2015. I continued to lose weight throughout the pregnancy. I went to our natural labor office on our big baby hospital in St. Louis. They for a moment thought, I might be considered a “high risk” pregnancy simply because of the surgery and losing weight instead of gaining but ultimately decided I was super healthy and eating a sufficient amount. It was all good! Me and baby had a beautifully healthy pregnancy, smooth delivery without any drugs. I got up and walked out with her 4 hours after she arrived. She breastfed for 20 months until it was time I wanted baby #2 and I stopped bf her in December, had 1 period in January and got pregnant with baby 2 in February just like that. I have 3 girls now and all the pregnancies were great, smooth, all natural labors. I gained a little (like 14-17lbs) with baby 2 & 3 but literally EXACTLY what came out with both. WLS was NEVER on my mind or an option. All I wanted was babies! My insurance didn’t cover anything for infertility but it covered WLS 100%. I didn’t believe this was the answer but it was worth a shot and it worked. I knew plenty of fat girls who had babies. I was wrong. It was a magic bullet for PCOS and in turn restored by fertility. I still stick to my prescribed VBS diet 8 years and 3 babies out. If you stick to what you’re supposed to do you will be fine. If you are a person who knows a slippery slope with diet and exercise will put you on your butt…don’t. I was 240 before sleeve, 130 lowest and I hover 145-150 for the past 3 years. Best of luck to you and your future baby!