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Dieticians...

When I originally saw the dietician, before surgery she said people who stick with seeing a Dietician for more then one or two visits are more sucessful. She suggested seeing her at 3/6/9/12 month intervals. How many have done that or even gone back again after surgery. I was thinking it may be a good idea, so this person can help keep you on track or have someone outside of the 'family' to be accountable to.

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Is this dietician also charging you for each of those visits??

Once you know how to eat properly with the band I don't see any need to continue seeing a dietician. If you run into any problems down the road you can arrange to see them then.

I have 6 annual visits with a NUT covered by insurance. I definitely plan on using them. My NUT also gave me her email and allows me to msg anytime with questions. I would go even if I had to pay out of pocket.

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