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Every time I bend over or down, I feel the port. I was banded two weeks ago. I think it is very common.
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There is a reason why they call this a journey. So you've hit a few setbacks . . . At least you're being realistic with where you've been and where you're at.
You've done it once, you can do it again!!!
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I have a desk job and went back to work after 4 days. Looking back, I should have taken two weeks off. I really wasn't 100% until about two weeks post-op.
Even though I started feeling better, I should have taken it easy and not rushed things.
The hardest part for me was that the incision where my port was inserted hurt pretty bad when I sat for extended periods of time.
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1 lb a day!?!?!? In less than a year you're going to disappear!
It's not uncommon to start losing the weight consistently until they start giving you fills and you become more restricted. Most doctors that I know do the first fill 6 weeks after the operation.
Most of the weight you lose on the pre-op diet is Water weight, which is why it tends to come off so quickly.
Just remember, this is a marathon and not a sprint. Be patient, get your fills, and do what your doctor advises and you will eventually see the weight slowly start to melt off.
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Self-pays in my area pay about $10K.
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I got approved with a BMI under 40 and one co-morbidity (sleep apnea).
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My word, with a body like that who cares about a small bump under the rib???
You gonna be America's next top model.
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I just done the math and if I live another 50 years I'll save $240,000 on food and beverage since having the LapBand.
That's enough to put all my kids through college and still buy a new Cadillac!!!!
I had a soda habit that would make fat bastard jealous. I usually ate out twice a day. Wow, that really adds up!
Hot Stock Alert: If you own any shares of Pepsi-Cola you better dump it fast!!!
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Being nervous is normal, but there is absolutely nothing to worry about. I've only had the LapBand for two weeks and I can tell you it is absolutely the best thing I've ever done for myself and my family.
Remember, haters gonna hate and bandsters gonna lose weight!!!
LapBand = Fat melting off your body and staying off.
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Stephanie,
I went back to work after one week. Looking back, I should have waited two weeks.
I felt great after one week, but I was still not 100% and still had a lifting restriction. Now that nearly two weeks have past, I feel fantastic and just wish I would have took some extra down time.
Best Wishes for a successful pre-op diet and surgery!
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OMG!!! Congratulations!!! Are you excited!!!
I started my pre-op diet two weeks ago and was banded on May 13. I've dropped 25 pounds so far counting the pre-op diet!!!
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The secret is to have some Protein immediately after your workout. Works like magic.
I used to have the same problem.
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Fantastical! Congratulations!
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The carbonation can cause horrendous stomach pains as the band limits your ability to belch and relieve the carbonation in your stomach.
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Be patient. It gets better day by day.
Walk as much as you can. Helps tremendously.
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My 30-year old sister had a stoke approximatrly 30 minutes after a chiropractor "adjusted" her neck. Since then our family tends to stay away from Chiropractors.
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That was absolutely fantastic! Thank you for sharing!
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Don't be surprised if the second day is worse than the first, but for me it's been increasingly better everyday since day 3.
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Being 400 lbs would make me nervous.
Is anything you've read about having the LapBand more dangerous than the risks associated with being 400 pounds?
I felt my port fold/bend when I bent down
in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
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Every time I bend over or down, I feel the port. I was banded two weeks ago. I think it is very common.