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AnneElliot

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1.    Julie norton reacted to a post in a topic: Considering a revision - read this!
  2.    Purseynursey reacted to a post in a topic: Considering a revision - read this!
  3.    revengebody?? reacted to a post in a topic: Considering a revision - read this!
  4.    BigUtahMan reacted to a post in a topic: Yep, Still an emotional eater
  5.    NewStart95987 reacted to a post in a topic: Considering a revision - read this!
  6.    healthmatters reacted to a post in a topic: why no soda??
  7.    Jez77around reacted to a post in a topic: Odd words of wisdom from Mom.
  8.    Andrea F reacted to a post in a topic: Poll: Acid Reflux
  9. I would like to survey all post op folks on their experiences with acid reflux.
  10. Do you know your original bougie size? I didn't realize the sleeve actually stretched! Did you see before and after images of your sleeve to confirm the stretch?
  11. You may have a stricture! Do not put up with throwing up so much. Your damaging your esophagus. Good luck, such is life when we screw up with biology.
  12. Why would you take drugs after you had a surgery that removed 80% of your stomach??
  13.    AnneElliot reacted to a post in a topic: Hubsand & wife taking the leap together
  14. Tots normal. It's a new reality of life. Drink more water and use a mouthwash that helps with dry mouth
  15. This surgery destroys your personal life and . You can't enjoy eating out. You will have lots health issues over the years not immediately or maybe immediately. So yea depression and anxiety will be common.
  16. @FAT TWO FABULOUS You will only be able to eat one cup for the rest of your life. No you cannot eat out comfortably. So stop spreading misinformation
  17. It's going to be very difficult post op, as you simply won't have the capacity to eat unless it sit's well in your stomach. There are natural ways to lose weight. Try a keto/primal lifestyle! I regret my surgery. The weight loss is not worth not eating out, acid reflux and all the cap that comes the rest of my life
  18. Congrats and welcome to the hell that's going to be the rest of your life!
  19. It's probably going to be forever. It will hurt alot to drink Soda....
  20. Woah! Before you take this irreversible step! Remember that as a revision you far more prone to complications! Is it worth the weight loss? He'll no. Get the band out and hold onto your stomach. Many band to sleeve revision suffer with severe acid reflux a few years out. Some even need a revision to gastric bypass!
  21. @Smartfish don't do this! Manage your illness and eat healthy. Shit, this path is not worth the damn weight loss
  22. You clearly don't understand that honesty is required when providing support! No worries at 3 months post op. The way I am headed with my acid reflux I will probably also be triple threat with yet another revision!
  23. @bearhugs1975......so you had a journey filled with complications post op from your initial revision and yet you recommend the revisions! Lool. So you're a triple threat in the world of WLS! Please be honest, your complications are due to your revision! These ppl are asking questions to seek advice and not hear meaningless platitudes. They want to avoid our mistakes! There's no shame in admitting your revision from the band to the sleeve led to so many complications you needed to be revised to the bypass. That the revision may have staved of diabetes but led to more surgeries and other issues
  24. If you can lose so much on your own....why do this drastic surgery. How do you rationalize, removing 80% of your stomach. I was hopeless and did this insane surgery. Now I am losing too fast and could care less about the weight loss. I would take every single pound back not to be on daily meds for this acid reflux

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