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I did and still do, no I didn't have a supervised diet but that was in November of 2014. Things always change in the insurance world

I was a 34 years old and one month day of surgery..

I woke up feeling full like I had just eaten and have stayed this way all day. Headache, dizziness and light fever all with this full feeling. No appetite and all I want is liquids.. This is my first time feeling like this and this really sucks...

I just might try it, sounds like a good start to accepting the new you....

It sucks to be sick with my new sleeve, I feel full on nothing and all I want is water and my bed. I guess this is just one of the firsts of many...stay healthy my fellow WLS Gladiators...

So I'm roughly 3 months post op and my weight seems to be going up & down. Is anyone experiencing this???

I know it may sound weird but all my clothes don't fit right anymore and I stand in the closet just staring and my jeans just fall right off. I feel like I'm going through up & downs, like I used to when my size 24 jeans didn't fit. Maybe I am so used to being over weight that I need a confidence booster.

Ok so I'm roughly 2 months post op and down 35lbs and I feel great. Putting protein first and everything else last. Exercising any way I can even if I can't make it to the gym I'm doing my part. I feel proud I cannot believe that I am doing as well as I am and turning down the bad habits like I am. The old me is gone and the new one is here to stay. Next thing to work on is my confidence...

I had a wonderful experience with my WLS surgery team and would like to invite everyone to check out the wonderful app they have that has helped me and their website that has Vitamins and Protein powder especially made for WLS patients... http://baritrackapp.com

Hey everyone I'm not trying to plug my doctor or nutritionist but they created this great app and have a wonderful website if anyone wants to check it out... http://baritrackapp.com

Your not alone, I myself have just recently had WLS but my mom in law has had a gastric bypass in 2005 and has had a complete failure and is now in search of what her cause was to regain and + weight... She has little to none restriction and we wonder if it was the type of surgery that was performed at that time... She was never educated on nutrition and exercise, she was just thrown into a surgery she was not prepared for...

Has anyone had to have a revision on a gastric bypass due to complete failure? I would like any responses as to what the cause or causes were....and how did you move forward....

I had that problem, not sure why but it could've been the machine they used when they wrapped up my legs to prevent clots from forming. Because as soon as the took them off I was sore in my calves.. Took about a week or two to feel back to normal..

I personally didn't but my mother in law has to have a revision on her bypass due to an entire failure and weight gain plus more, She also has to lose 60lbs and get her liver to shrink but she is highly dependent on her meds so i don't know where she'll go from here. I wish you all the best and motivation to push through your initial disappointment

Thanks it's just been so many complications I had to change surgeons after all preop testing done because after months & months of me calling his office and trying to schedule an appointment for a follow-up & maybe get a surgery date I finally find out in July that he is no longer doing surgery.