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My Dad had it done in the early 1970's due to ulcers. And did fantastic lived to reach 94 ate small meals throughout the day.

Every morning sometimes I'll wait an extra day if I've eaten late.

Count me in!!!

hi I'm 56 years old and loving my new portion control sleeve. 7 months post op and down 65 pounds I am a slow loser but I believe it has helped me not lose my hair and I am so happy with my decision to get to sleeve. I'm 13 pounds from Onederland. I was a size 28 now I am a size 18/20.

Well I finally reach at least one challenge goal CW 212 looking forward to the next challenge thank you so much Bea

Which has the shortest requirements? That's the one I'd go with, good luck

Love this article and well print it to remind me I'm doing well.

Sorry today at 7 months I still feel my food and liquid filling my sleeve. Them I sit at the table and wince until things settle. Maybe I don't chew enough but it seems I'm getting use to it.

Had part of a Mexican tostada chicken steak salad my first decent take out in 7 months so good!

Hi all Today 212 thanks Bea

Unfortunately I will never cruise again, the food was toooooo much of why I cruised.

Had my sleeve last sept age 56 wish I had did it at age 35 only because of all the fun I missed. Absolutely No complications! Just celebrated my younger hubbys 50th and danced all I wanted which was more that I have in years eating wasn't my priority. Go for it you won't regret it.

This is the only thing that has made me happy to be a slow loser..so sorry for those going through this traumatic event and hope it ends soon. I'm 6.5 months out and haven't noticed any loss.

FABULOUS, FABULOUS

That patience wil come im handy on your journey. Congrats

My wine last alot longer now

Late....216

sorry for your aching heart you made a year come to my eye in remembrance of my mother who sounds very much like your loving mother. I know she is so very proud of you thanks for sharing your story and feel better hugs and love that we are sending your way.

Wow fantastic , way to go!

Going to my neurog tmr my legs have also been killing me. Post op 6 months

You are right on time to second guess your decision. Now dust yourself off and Know you have done the right thing. You will start to feel better about it and yourself soon. I won't say daily but overall you will embrace the courage it took and wear it and a few smaller sizes proudly.

HSWF!

Same here winter BLUES its all I have to find reason to get dressed (retired) today's conquest was making dinner didn't want to eat it after but made it ha,ha Oh not funny at all just taking one day at a time reading these blogs makes my day.

So happy Tara got on board and has done well. They made me get off the bed and do some weight lifting thanks TLC

Sounds great looking forward to continuing the support I've received from this forum in person. Maybe even a twice yearly clothing exchange. Queens New York