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Hello, well i have just joined and have absolutely no idea how to do this...if you can see this post i have done something right:) First off, i am looking for a wonderful surgeon in auckland, new zealand and secondly i am wondering how restrictive is life after lap band? i was hoping to keep this a secret from everyone apart from my partner and wondered how realistic this would be socially? would really appreciate any feedback! thanks:)

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Hello, well i have just joined and have absolutely no idea how to do this...if you can see this post i have done something right:) First off, i am looking for a wonderful surgeon in auckland, new zealand and secondly i am wondering how restrictive is life after lap band? i was hoping to keep this a secret from everyone apart from my partner and wondered how realistic this would be socially? would really appreciate any feedback! thanks:)

Hi! I see you haven't had a reply. I am brand new on here and due to be banded in June. Type "New Zealand" in to rthe search box and there is a 12 page thread which may answer some of your questions.

All the best

AJ

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Hi there, I am also new to this site. I have just had a gastric lapband done (20th June 2011) by Dr Fris who is based on the Northshore Auckland. So far i have lost 15kg. The only restriction i have found is if i eat to fast i get a little bit of reflux but that is easily resolved DON'T EAT SO FAST LOL. I have not found any other restrictions to date. I decided to have it done for health reasons (preventative measure) in addition to seeing a friend who had it done, she said it was the best thing she ever done and wished she done it years ago. By the way she looks fab. If you wanted to keep your operation private it will only remain private if you tell no-one., once someone knows they tend to talk about these types of operations, if they don't know all they can do is assume as you loose weight. Good luck.

Hello, well i have just joined and have absolutely no idea how to do this...if you can see this post i have done something right:) First off, i am looking for a wonderful surgeon in auckland, new zealand and secondly i am wondering how restrictive is life after lap band? i was hoping to keep this a secret from everyone apart from my partner and wondered how realistic this would be socially? would really appreciate any feedback! thanks:)

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Forgot to give you the link www.nzobesitysurgery.co.nz often he carries out presentations to inform you of the procedures he does, just give them a ring (phone number on their website) and ask when the next presentation will be. Have a good browse and read of their website.

Hi there, I am also new to this site. I have just had a gastric lapband done (20th June 2011) by Dr Fris who is based on the Northshore Auckland. So far i have lost 15kg. The only restriction i have found is if i eat to fast i get a little bit of reflux but that is easily resolved DON'T EAT SO FAST LOL. I have not found any other restrictions to date. I decided to have it done for health reasons (preventative measure) in addition to seeing a friend who had it done, she said it was the best thing she ever done and wished she done it years ago. By the way she looks fab. If you wanted to keep your operation private it will only remain private if you tell no-one., once someone knows they tend to talk about these types of operations, if they don't know all they can do is assume as you loose weight. Good luck.

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