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Webster

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Everything posted by Webster

  1. I had the SIPS 3 months ago and my wife had gastric bypass 5 years ago. She doesn’t seem to be hungry, ever. I’m hungry all the time. I know it’s only been 3 months but my 2 cents would be to consider the bypass. She eats smaller meals and only has dumping when she doesn’t behave. Good luck.
  2. I had the SIPS surgery in November and I’m down 80lbs. My wife had gastric bypass and I feel she had a less messy recovery. It could just be me but I don’t remember her having as many issues. I won’t go into detail but I can’t even risk passing gas yet. Again, it’s only been 3 months. In the end I should be able to eat more than my wife at one time with the same outcome.

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