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Did I cause damage?
Kristine73 replied to FBSLover's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I was given strict instructions not to lift anything over 10 pounds for the first week and nothing over 30 for the first 4 weeks. I am also a college student. Though, I am about a year away from my associates. Is there anyway you could leave a few books in the car and get them between classes? I guess being at a small campus does have it's perks. I would def call and demand to see the doc if you have any concerns that aren't addressed over the phone. -
Weight-loss beyond your lowest?
Jachut replied to blackcherry2002's topic in LAP-BAND Surgery Forums
My previous lowest adult weight was about 155lb, something I only held for a few months two or three times, typically I was always about 180. At 5ft 10, that's not terribly overweight, just a bit pudgy. By pure coincidence my weight loss petered out at about 155, and stayed there effortlessly. Not a problem because that's a BMI of about 23. But over time, I've dropped a little more, I was 147 this morning. I tended to stall at all previously held weights and it was just coincidence that I ended up where I did, AT my original goal weight and also at my lowest adult weight. I dont lose easily now, not at all. I havent worked for these last few pounds though, they're more a result of returning to full time work in a new career and just plain not eating. I dont have time, I'm stressed etc. But I dont lose easily because I dont really have any to lose, not necessarily anything to do with weights being held before. -
19 months and no regrets. Would do it again in a New York minute. Am down 115 lbs, maintaining and loving life.
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How long before you were in bandster hell?
ALuv82 posted a topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Hey everyone. I was just wondering how long after surgery people stopped feeling restriction and went into bandster hell? I'm 3 weeks out and I'm wondering not because I'm there already, but because I'm not. If anything, I'm actually afraid I'm too tight. Is it too soon for me to tell that, or should most of my swelling have gone down by now? I've been on mushies for a week now. I had my first post-op appt last week 1 day after starting mushies and I told my doc that when I ate I got that pressure in my chest that feels like indigestion without the burning. He said I was probably just eating too fast and I should slow down. Well, I've been eating plenty slow now. The info packet I got from my surgeon's nutritionist said eat 2 oz protien and 1 oz carb at a rate of 5 minutes per oz. Well, it takes me at LEAST 15 minutes to eat that much and I still get the feeling. Yesterday I even felt uncomfortable with a yogurt and a medifast. Although the weird thing is that the more solid stuff actually seems to go down more smoothly. I had turkey meatballs and felt fine, but apple sauce is almost always nucomfortable. I haven't PBed yet, nor have I had anything stuck, except maybe a piece of canned peach and that only lasted for about 5-10 seconds. My surgeon does prep the band with a small amt of Fluid at surgery, although I'm not sure how much. Has anyone else still felt this way 3 weeks post op or were most of you already in bandster hell? Is it possible to tell this soon that I'm too tight or will I still continue to loosen up some. I have already talked to my doc like I said and he wasn't concerned but that was a week ago. If it keeps up I'll definitely call him, but I was just curious how other people felt this far out. -
I’m 5 months out and I’ve stalled out (it’s been about 2.5 weeks with no loss). Is this it? Can I hope to loose more or am I done? When did you stop loosing after gastric sleeve. st w 238, CW 185. SD 9/19/19
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Need Lap Band Buddy / Mentor Surgery/fear /Someone to talk to
KathrynAG replied to mrs23b's topic in LAP-BAND Surgery Forums
Hi Sue, my name is Kathy and I live in Sacramento, CA. I had my band surgery on election day, 11/4/08. I'm 52 and I, too, think about it notworking for me and failing once again. I think that's entirely natural. I've lost 15 pounds since surgery and I'm a little disappointed, yet I haven't really followed my dietary suggestions all that well. (Xmas and all). I think you're having you're surgery at a good time to start with the new year. Don't be afraid of the surgery. Now, I know every doctor is different, but it really was not bad. I was anxious, but not overly so. I checked in about 10:30 a.m., talked to docs, went into surgery about 12, and I was home by 2:30. I live about 30 minutes from hospital. I've never had children, still have my tonsils, appendix, gall bladder,so I really don't have any pain to compare it to. But it didn't hurt. I can't say I was inpain. It was muscle soreness, especially at port site. That's the biggest incision they make. It's like you did a thousand sit ups, that kind of muscle pain. They gave me liquid tylenol as needed. Only time I got nauseous was when I took full dose of medicine. That was the last time I took it. I did fine with tylenol from then on. I was off work from Tuesday (surgery day) and went back to work on Monday. Depends on what you do for a living, as to when you go back to work. I was glad I was off the four days I was. I too only knew one person who had had the surgery. She was a much better resource for me than your friend sounds like. I'm sure everybody's experience is somewhat different, but that's been mine. Surgery is nothing to be afraid of, and I consider myself a real wuss. I had my first fill on 12/23/08, and that too, wasnot bad. It made for a real challenge, whatwith allof the Xmas food around. But I'mback to Sac tomorrow, (I'mvisiting family in Northern California), and back to work on Monday. And I'm determined to get back into it. Good luck with your surgery. Don't be scared. You'll do fine. So sorry to hear your son was KIA in Iraq. I can't begin to imagine what you and your family are going through. I'm sure you're very proud of him. Again, sorry for your loss. Kathy -
Vera, I think it's very possible that you're filled to 7.5cc's. I also have the Swedish band and was filled to 5cc's for my first fill. I thought that sounded like an awful lot, but the Swedish band can hold up to 10-11 cc's. You fill restricted, so I wouldn't think that you would have a leak, but I'm not a doc either I hope that everything turns out ok, I'm sure it will. Hang in there!! T
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Everyone is so different in this category. I was able to get my first fill at 6 weeks post op, but I had enough restriction from surgery to not need one until 10 weeks post op. I had restriction once I was on solids.I have had 3 fills in a 13 months down 91 lbs
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It's time for a fill. I scheduled one today, but it's not until July 6th. wowza! I have the 9.75/4cc band...wow, they put 2.5 in a 4cc band? Wonder what I'll end up with? Our stats are so similar, check 'em out! Except I was banded, what, 19? days before you? So, how is ONEderland? I can't wait to get below 200. That will be a milestone for me! Keep us posted on how your fill is working for ya. I'm interested in knowing what the differences are in your eating abilities after your fill. Thanks! OH Yeah! Fill costs for Kuri are NOT free!!! Okay, so he charges no fee, but airfare, transportation (I heard $50 one way to and from the airport through Kuri's office if you want that scheduled) or you can pay your own taxi, whatever. They suggested getting together with someone to share the $50 fees. Plus hotel if you have to stay overnight due to flight schedules, and food/spending. Then the $70 lab fee for the flouro. Adds up! I love Kuri, and would gladly go there for fills but just can't afford it, not when the guy up the road is $200 (non-flouro).
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Shopping For Smaller Clothes...thrift Stores!!!
hopetolose replied to rayanne's topic in LAP-BAND Surgery Forums
Last summer I got a couple of things on clearance that I thought I might be able to wear this summer. I got some 10/12 and now this summer they fit perfect. Although the 12s are a little big, but still wearable. I did the same thing for the winter stuff. So I should be pretty set come fall. Congrats!! -
Advise from post-op vetrans :)
joatsaint replied to Bea98828's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I have a very sedentary desk job and was ready to go back on day 10. I would have been off about a week longer if I had to any kind of manual work. Squatting, lifting and bending were not painful, but not recommended by my doctor. -
I'm 10 months out and I have the opposite problem of most on here- I have had maybe 3 solid stools the whole time. I just know now to stay near a bathroom and keep hydrated. Because seriously, it's like water. And I can't figure out specifically what's causing it.
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same experience for me. I was generally sore at my sternum, by my port and then had nasty gas pains for about 10 days. Call your doc though and describe what you're feeling to make sure.
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Found a great new aid to keeping track of food
Bea1128 replied to gdf18's topic in LAP-BAND Surgery Forums
Leslie - Thanks for the tip on mydailyplate.com. I have been doing fitday for a couple of months, but checked out mydailyplate. It seemed like a hassle at first to move to another site, but I am very impressed with their food database. I'm still trying to figure everything out. I was getting irritated with fitday so your suggestion couldn't have come at a better time. Sorry to hear about your flipped port. I hope it all goes smoothly and you'll be ready to roll again in no time. Good luck. gdf - I had my 2nd fill a week ago. This time was kind of weird. At first, not a whole lot of restriction, but as the week has gone on I feel more restricted. I'm sure I'll loose it again in a few days, so I'm a happy camper for now. I go for #3 in three weeks. I'm hoping and praying that it will be the one that lasts longer than 7-10 days. I had gained a couple of pounds two weeks ago. I weigh in tomorrow and hope it's back off. Good luck!! -
IMO, a surgery that involves cutting holes in the anesthetized patient's abdomen, sticking instruments in there, moving around organs, and clamping a medical device around the stomach is invasive, so to me, both the band and the sleeve are invasive. But... the invasiveness of the sleeve is permanent. If you don't like it afterwards, you're stuck because the 75-80% of your stomach that was removed is never coming back. Neither is the sleeve adjustable. I lost my band for various reasons (mostly unrelated to the band itself). I thought the sleeve was going to be a good 2nd choice because it would elliminate my physical hunger, and it wouldn't require numerous adjustments to achieve optimal restriction, but I was wrong. Since my sleeve surgery, my physical hunger has been ferocious no matter what or how much or how often I eat, and I have to eat 8-10 times a day to keep my blood sugar under control. I've become anemic because of micronutrient malabsorption and have to take an Iron supplement every day. I've had to start taking metformin to treat my type 2 diabetes that was always controlled with diet and exercise before. I've also discovered that sleeve patients can dump just like gastric bypass patients do because the sleeve capacity is so small, food gets "dumped" into the intestines very quickly, causing me miserable discomfort from nausea, dizziness, and drenching sweats. Finally, I've discovered that sleevers can experience stuck episodes for the same reasons that bandsters do: careless eating. I've been told that I take a dim view of the sleeve since I loved my band so much. That may be true. I was sleeved on 8/16/12, so it may be too soon for me to judge anything about my sleeve. It's also true that the band isn't risk-free - but there's no such thing as a risk-free surgery of any type. The good news about my sleeve is that it's made it possible for me to lose the weight I had regained after losing my band in April. Jean
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Done! I always said I would be thrilled if I got below 85kg (187lbs),, Well this morning I was 84kg (185lbs) I am so happy. This is the first time in 10 years I have been this light :Bunny My next real goal is 80kg (176lbs) for my plastic surgery.. then depending on how much they take.. 75kg (165lbs) And I will be done, done, done... At goal. Boy am I close! WooHoo! I had to share with people who would understand.
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1. I would like to start toning and shaping now. 2. I know I am being greedy, but I want that last 15 lbs GONE! 3. Again greedy, but I want to be a size 9 or solid 10 4. Wearing a bikini by the time the LBT cruise comes around next June!
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I have several NSV type goals...but as far as the actual weight goes (# wise)...they way I look at it is "ooooh, I can't wait to get into the 230s."....then the "220s" then the "2teens" etc etc (I've been doing this since I was in the "270s" and it works for me. I don't even care how long it takes me to get to the next set of "10s"....as long as I get there. So, there really isn't even a deadline for these "minis". It seems less oppressive and daunting to me that way...I can't look at my end goal or it's disturbing!!! LOL
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How much weight did you lose the first month?
La_madam replied to ginger's topic in LAP-BAND Surgery Forums
I was told by my Dr. to not worry about weight loss during the first month, his main concern was for me to focus on healing. He told me any weight loss during the pre fill stage is a bonus, since the band was designed to work it's best when it was filled. Did your Dr. tell you any of this ? But for therecord I lost 19 lbs in the first 9 weeks -
ShinyHappy, when I went back to work after three weeks, the doctor said I still couldn't lift more than 10# for another two weeks. As many have said on these threads, although the incisions may seem to be healing well, there are many abdominal muscles that require a long time for healing. Maybe bring on someone else for the first six weeks to help out?
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difficulties with knowing what to do
Paulax replied to luzin susan's topic in LAP-BAND Surgery Forums
I am 2 pounds from goal and that hasn't budged in weeks. I know I have to up my exercise as much as I don't want to admit it. But it is a fact. I will not lose weight unless I exercise hard. You are only 10-15 pound from goal, your body needs to have something mixed up. Sad but true. lol -
I am so confused and discouraged this evening. I did my BMR and found out that I should eat 1426 calories a day to MAINTAIN my weight! In order to lose 1 lb a week, I would have to cut it back 500 calories a day which is 926 and to lose 2 lbs a week, I would have to eat a mere 426 calories a day! HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE? I haven't loss more then a few lbs in the last 6 weeks or more and I am frustrated. I tally my calories and average about 1200 a day and now I find out that it has to be so much lower and I already think I am barely eating,,well not barely but nonetheless truly eating light in comparision. I can't imagine cutting back this much is healthy but can this be true?? It says you have to cut back 500 calories a day (3500) a week to lose l lb. Well this is crazy! I am 15 lbs from goal weight and not budging and I don't know what to do! I know I don't exercise like I should but this is very confusing. Some sites say at least 1200 calories a day to be healthy and then the BMR site says this??? Any input please!!! Since 11-10 I have lost 6 lbs none of which were in the last 5-6 weeks. HELP! Thanks to all Susan :whoo:
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I'd really like to hear from some long-term banders and how they are doing. I'm still in the "decision" stage of determining what type of WLS do I want. I know the answer will lie somewhere in the LONG-TERM effects. I mean 10 years out, anyone out there who can help me with this type of info?
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Getting ready-need some help!!!!!!!
beautifultina replied to abrightfuture's topic in LAP-BAND Surgery Forums
my doctor made me lose 10 % of my excess body fat before allowing me to have the surgery. it was not an insurance requirement. Every insurance is different and so is every doc. nothing is written in stone (would be sooooo much easier if it were). best of luck with your fill. -
Hey I am right there with you also. I had my band on 10/26/07 and lost 45 lbs, was soooo excited. I was getting in clothes that I had not worn in forever. WELL I got very sick with broncitis, flu and strep..which is NOT fun with the band. I had to get all my fill taken, my doc thought that I might have done some damage to the band since I was so sick for so long and coughed soo hard. Well it was empty for 2 mths, in that 2 mths I gained 15 lbs. I got a fill on 3/24 and have lost 3 lbs. I have sooooooo miserable with myself and so ashamed. I NEVER thought I would have been the one who "fails" with the lap-band. I am disgusted with myself. I was getting some many people telling my, wow you look great. Now my own husband tells me honey your face is fat again and it looks like you have gained all you weight back. Well that just makes it worse and I just feel like giving up. I am getting a fill tomorrow and hope that I can get turned around for the good. I hate myself right now and the disappoinment in my parents face(they paid for it--in cash) is killing me.
