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Who knew it wouldn't be so easy to lose weight after Lap-Band surgery.

Remember, before your surgery, when all you could do was think about getting your Lap-Band and dream about the results? Couldn't you just picture yourself at your goal weight by the end ofthe first six months after your surgery or certainly by the end of first year?

 

 

For many Lap-Band patients weight loss success isn't a dream it is a reality. Many patients lose all or most of their weight during their first year after surgery.

 

 

But many others do not. Despite the Lap-Bands' assistance with being less physically hungry less often and having to eat smaller portions at one sitting, many of us still struggle to lose weight. Or, are losing weight but are not completely satisfied with how we are progressing. If you are struggling or discouraged with your weight loss progress regardless of whether you are newly banded or have been living with you Lap-band for a long time, my hope is that this blog will serve as part of your support network.

 

 

This blog is meant to focus on the psychological aspects of weight loss and the particular "quirks" of living with a lap band. Your physician must be your primary source of guidance and information regarding the medical and physical aspects of your lap-band. Although topics discussed on this blog may occasionally cross over into the "physical" side of living with a lap-band, please never substitute information shared on this blog for the professional medical advice given to you by your physician.

 

 

Always consult your doctor if you are having any concerns or issues with your Lap-Band.

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blog_attachment.php?attachmentid=92&stc=1&d=1235526144

Who knew it wouldn't be so easy to lose weight after Lap-Band surgery.

Remember, before your surgery, when all you could do was think about getting your Lap-Band and dream about the results? Couldn't you just picture yourself at your goal weight by the end ofthe first six months after your surgery or certainly by the end of first year?

For many Lap-Band patients weight loss success isn't a dream it is a reality. Many patients lose all or most of their weight during their first year after surgery.

But many others do not. Despite the Lap-Bands' assistance with being less physically hungry less often and having to eat smaller portions at one sitting, many of us still struggle to lose weight. Or, are losing weight but are not completely satisfied with how we are progressing. If you are struggling or discouraged with your weight loss progress regardless of whether you are newly banded or have been living with you Lap-band for a long time, my hope is that this blog will serve as part of your support network.

This blog is meant to focus on the psychological aspects of weight loss and the particular "quirks" of living with a lap band. Your physician must be your primary source of guidance and information regarding the medical and physical aspects of your lap-band. Although topics discussed on this blog may occasionally cross over into the "physical" side of living with a lap-band, please never substitute information shared on this blog for the professional medical advice given to you by your physician.

Always consult your doctor if you are having any concerns or issues with your Lap-Band.

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