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Any of you banded ones have diverticulitis?

I was diagnosed last May and have had two attacks since then. I am just begining my journey to bandland (am looking into a seminar and insurance coverage) and am worried about what effect it will have on the diverticulitis, if any. I don't even know what to eat now much less after being banded.

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    I have diverticulosis, or a spastic colon and it really isn't any different than before so far. I've had mine for two months and was also worried about the attacks! IT HURTS huh? I HATE it! Hope that helps somewhat...

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