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jillagin2000

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    jillagin2000 got a reaction from brandyII in Lapband Slippage   
    Gee Thanks! It's so comforting to know it WAS all my fault! :thumbup:
    Really, the band can slip because you're not following the rules. But it can slip for other reasons too. I lost slightly more than 100lbs with my band so I know I was compliant, I followed the rules. I just had a too tight fill that caused me to throw up EVERYTHING, even my own spit, for a weekend and it caused my band to slip. Sometimes they just slip!
    I'm not saying to absolve yourself of all guilt, that it's always some outside influence that causes it. But I am saying that it's not always the patient's fault and to listen to your Dr. luckygirl. She knows if you did something wrong. She says you didn't so quit beating yourself up. I hope your surgery went well and you're recovery is uneventful :thumbup:

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