HamHockSkye

Thank you

Yes

I’ve ALREADY had the D-Switch surgery(12/3/19). I was just posting to see if there were others that had experienced the same thing

I had the RNY in 2005. And as expected the pouch does tend to stretch over time. At the time in 2013 I chose to do band over bypass because I had loss some restriction. The D-Switch was not being done then and was the band only revision option in my area. It wasn't until last year that I was made aware the D-switch could be done. So I decided to have the band removed and do the d-switch with the intention of not continuing to gain more weight. Since the D-Switch I’ve been pretty stable but I was hoping to see more of a progression. The reason I made the post was in hopes to find someone in a similar situation. I am re-learning my body again. I’m not looking to do another surgery

No. I had the bypass first. Then the band over the bypass(pouch)

Because 10 years after RNY I began regaining weight and with the band I wanted a more permanent option and remove the hardware.

I haven’t talked to them since my 8 week follow up. I’ll have to make an appt. But from that visit he did say it would be real slow. So I just assumed it was normal

o I’m about 3 months post op from my last surgery- D-Switch and have only lost 20lbs and even that was lost during pre-op diet. The STRUGGLE is real. Anyone else? RNY, band over bypass, duodenal switch

So I’m about 3 months post op from my last surgery- D-Switch and have only lost 20lbs and even that was lost during pre-op diet. The STRUGGLE is real. Anyone else?

Very weak. Still sore. Still trying to get in my water,protein and vitamins

How are you feeling. I’m three weeks also

@Amy_new How are you feeling. I’m three weeks also

I’m looking for a quality vitamin I don’t have to order online. Any suggestions?

Had mine Dec 3. How’s everyone feeling. I’m sore and always nauseated

Has my revision from banded bypass to DS in last Tuesday. Anybody else??