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bombero57

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  1. Bombero57'S 1 Year Journey

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    Banded on the 31st of Jauary 2008. Beginning weight 367 current weight 240 and still losing.

  2. Has anyone on her used Dr Alanis in houston, texas

    bombero57 replied to lady zique's topic in Weight Loss Surgeons & Hospitals
    I used Dr. Alanis for my lapband surgery and he is a really good Dr. always there to answer any questions you may have, and was a great surgeon no problems.

  3. Crushing pills question

    bombero57 replied to saran's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
    My experience will pill crushing is get used to it....I tried taking the smallest pill that I take and it got stuck...mix it with vanilla yogurt and it will not be a problem...I too take some pretty nasty tasting meds....

  4. How is weight loss for people over 50?

    bombero57 replied to debi717's topic in LAP-BAND Surgery Forums
    Bombero here...I am 50 banded on 1/31/08 had lost 22 lbs my first dr. visit...and am down another 4 as of today for a total of 26. Years of beer drinking payed a big part of my weight gain...that is behind me now and am looking forward to a healthier life style and a lot more weight loss...

  5. I'm scheduled for a sleep study...wondering what to expect?

    bombero57 replied to Startingover!'s topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
    A sleep study is no big deal. They will watch and monitor your sleep throughout the night...to observe if you stop breathing while sleeping. Then they will determine if you have sleep apnea and determine if you need a CPAP machine.

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