mcfluffington

That must feel wonderful. My personal lowest weight was 200 so I have never been to onderland.

I hear it nice.

Fitting in airplane seats is awesome. I remember the first time I wasn't squished against the person next to me or didn't need a seat belt extender. But that was a thrill.

You look great! Keep up the good work.

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Thanks for sharing your pictures.

"I know how to pack a crap ton of deeply nutritious food into 600-800 calories per day. "

That is a super power fluffy chix.

I imagine you might actually like vegetables...?

That snub would definitely hurt anyone.

But to get in her good graces you might have to apologize for bringing it up.

Have you talked to the brother-in-law who is such a good mediator into mediating between you and her?

Don't be mad at your husband he is just keeping the peace at least for himself.

He might not think its a good idea to get her mad at him as well.

As for the stress eating, I don't know what to tell you. I wouldn't be good at handling that either.

You will be up and around pretty soon after your surgery. They get you out of bed quite soon..

You'll probably have some lifting restrictions for a short time.

I can't remember any restrictions on driving.

There might be an issue about stairs depending on your initial weight.

How exciting! Congratulations.

I use Gummy Multivitamins along with other supplements like Iron and Vitamin D? Calcium.

I don't know what the nutritionist would say but my blood work is good.

I use splenda. It has the best taste as far as I am concerned.

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Wow, I so feel for you. The best suggestion I have for you is volunteer somewhere till you have a new job. Hopefully that would take your mind off of your problem and take you away from temptation.

I have a lot of food issues and when I get into a panic about them I eat more. I find that getting some control that is not too strict helps me. the minute I feel I am in deprivation mode I start too binge.

I am a female and RNY. I weighed around 350 and lost eight lbs a month for 14 months and plateaued at 200.

From what I understand mine was a pretty slow weight loss.

But if your weightloss is slow, you are less likely to have gall bladder problems.

Thanks Rick, I will take your advice and speak to one of those doctors.

Hopefully some of those folks will see this thread. I am really desperate to hear stories about this revision.

HI I had a weight regain and I have seen doctors with all kinds of suggestions for revision surgery.

Has anyone heard of RNY to Single anastomosis duodenal switch.

Or had this?

I know revision after gastric bypass is unusual.

Just looking for information.