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I had my upper GI and it is no surprise I have GERD. I am starting the process for gastric bypass. I had my first of three monthly nutrition sessions today and have a sleep study coming in the mail to complete at home. Looking at first part of March before I get everything gathered and approved (Humana Medicare). Dr. Says there aren't many hoops to jump through. Most testing, etc are her requirements.

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Once your swelling goes down you will be able to eat more. I am, most days, up to 6-8 ozs each meal.

I am right there with you. I lost exactly back to ,y Lapband weight and am not budging. I am trying to increase my exercise. I put my scales away and go by clothes these days.

I had my revision (and hernia repair) done all in one procedure and my recovery time wasn't any longer than anyone else's

My conversion was my "do over" in life and I couldn't be happier!

You have really rocked your sleeve. I am proud of you!

I keep trying potatoes but still a no go in any form and I am 4+months out.

Congrats!

I started out with clear liquids for 5 weeks...no protein drinks

Ditto!

Congrats, you have sure been rocking your sleeve

You look fantastic!

Well, when I had the band it was definitely ice cream but since my revision I am. Delighted to say that ice cream makes me very ill . So far, no slider foods for me.

I had the band and it caused horrific reflux when it slipped and caused a hernia. In march I had the band removed, hernia repaired and the sleeve all in one surgery and no more reflux since that day!