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pippinleicester

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  1. Hi Connie,just a quick word for now but i have had a similar story to yours, I had to have my band removed in 2013 after a slip which was very bad, i finished up in ITU could not even drink water.At the hospital they warned me i might have gangrene and have to have some of my stomach removed.When i came round i was relieved to find out it was not necessary. I am having a sleeve on 17th nov and the surgeon said when they do the op it may be necessary to do a bypass if my stomach is too scarred from band. Would love to talk more but just on my way out to work (i work nights on hospital switchboard) but have next 3 days off so hope to speak more in depth soon.Pippinleicester
  2. I`m sure it must be a cultural thing or perhaps we are more thick skinned but in certain parts of the north of England "You don`t sweat much for a fat lass" is considered a compliment !! Pippinleicester.
  3. Well speaking only for myself, I will be really hacked off if people don`t remark on my weightloss. I just think people are by nature curious and mean no offence.Pippinleicester.
  4. Boohoo they don`t ship to the UK.Have tried the internet but they only do USA and Canada it sounds amazing. Pippinleicester.
  5. Hi i am getting sleeved on the 17th but with the time difference we are practically surgery twins.Isn`t it scary now it is sooo near.Who needs Halloween i am scared out of my life.Pippinleicester.
  6. I am getting sleeved on 17th november,feel excited and scared.Can i tag along on your shirt tails,saw a post which someone asked how do you friend a person thought this is the one for me as i am useless on the computer.I HOPE BY NEXT YEAR I WILL BE A SKINNY COMPUTER NERD.Pippinleicester
  7. If it`s all the same to you i will pass on the sex but you are welcome to my share,i don`t want it!!
  8. I discovered this as well when i had a lap band fitted and am going to use it when i have my sleeve done i can vouch for the fact that it works. Pippinleicester.
  9. Thanks a lot for your answers this site is certainly a well of knowledge and wisdom.I love that people take the time to answer. Pippinleicester.
  10. Forgive me if this has been asked before,but what percentage of people have hairloss after sugery ? Pippinleicester
  11. I know what you mean being morbidly obese makes me feel i have one foot in the grave!! well done Pippinleicester
  12. Well done Eli, what a lovely uplifting story.You look wonderful and sound a lovely young man,.you are going to be fighting off the girls from now on.All the very best to you in your new life i feel excited for you !! PippinLeicester.
  13. Hi,I am a brand newbie and am due my surgery on november 17th. I am very bad at all things computer and hope i manage to send this message without somehow locking myself out as i have done on another site.Would love hear from other november sleevers.

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