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Dr. Gomez Is Awesome

He said he doesn't think my band has slipped--it is probably too tight and that is causing the reflux. Then he told me the problem is not my fault as I have done so well with the band.

I can't imagine why I was afraid to see him--I somehow thought is WAS my fault.

I am scheduled for an upper GI on 1/11 and will ask for an endoscopy to diagnose and ulcer.

Can't believe I am too tight since my last fill was only too 1.75:cry --I'm beginning to think I may never lose those last 20lbs.

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