I got banded on 2 June last year and thought I was doing fine. Then I realised that I actually do have all sorts of complications. Some of them I had an idea about before getting the band - some are totally unexpected.
I think I am developing a shopping addiction! I go to the shops see something really pretty try it on and guess what - it fits and looks great so I buy it! I don't need it, have no idea where I am going to wear it but buy it anyway!
This obviously has an adverse affect on my credit card and my finances.
Eventually it could impact on my relationship. I just have to make sure that I spend less on my clothes than my DH spends on model trains, golf etc!
I have hordes of clothes that I have had to give away because they didn't fit me any more. Some of them never worn, some really expensive and only worn once.This is not good for the environment!
I hate exercise, always have but I have discovered dancing. It started off as a Bollywood class once a week and has now extended to a Belly Dancing class as well! This has all sorts of hidden costs - costumes, workout gear, DVDs etc etc. A gym membership would be much cheaper! I'm scared of what I might do next - I even looked up pole dancing classes but the cost put me off.
I keep getting called skinny! Who me - surely they must be talking to someone else. I have always been called little as I'm short but skinny!
I need to buy new glasses. Why? Because when I look in the mirror I see my stomach which to me still looks fat. It can't be as my Dr has told me I am not to lose any more weight.
What am I going to do with all the spare time that I have now that I don't need to research diets, buy and read diet books etc?
I am addicted to LapBand Talk. I have tried (unsuccessfully) to give it up a number of times.
I think there may be some other complications but I can't remember what they are right now. LOL. memory loss cannot be blamed on the band.
So I just want to say to those who haven't been banded yet be very careful! there are all sorts of potential complications that you may never have thought of!
I got banded on 2 June last year and thought I was doing fine. Then I realised that I actually do have all sorts of complications. Some of them I had an idea about before getting the band - some are totally unexpected.
I think there may be some other complications but I can't remember what they are right now. LOL. memory loss cannot be blamed on the band.
So I just want to say to those who haven't been banded yet be very careful! there are all sorts of potential complications that you may never have thought of!