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Im just a little over a month out. Im down a total of 35 pounds, my clothes are too big. I feel AMAZING!!!!   This was, by far, the best decision I have ever made. I was nervous, obviously, but I have not had one complication since my surgery date on March 21st. I stayed in the hospital only one night, when home the next day. Getting fluids in was tough, but not impossible. I had NO pain or nausea at all. Each day became better than the day before. By day 7 I was virtually back to my old sel
I am very new to this. Ive recently done my "information" session that the Lahey Clinic makes you sit thru, that provides you information about your weight loss surgery. Ive had my initial meetings with the therapist, the dietician and the General Surgery Nurse Practioner.   This coming Thursday, January 10th, I have my first ever barium swallow, which I understand, all WLS patients must do, to rule out any hiatal hernia disorders. Then, Friday, January 11th, I meet in follow up with the nur

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