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My Lapband Journey

I had my surgery on January 7th, 2009. My surgeon was Dr. Derek Weiss at Bluegrass Bariatrics. I lost 30 pounds in the 1st six months. Since then I have gradually added back about 15 pounds. Now that is very depressing. I have had my band tightened 4 times and reduced twice and am going back to have it all taken out to start over again. It appears I did best when there was no fluid in the band. I have trouble with food getting stuck - usually when I eating meats or a pasta. I would like to say I exercise but I don't. I walk my dogs about 1 to 2 miles a day.

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welcome back & on track to better health!

yes welcome back, and you can do it!!

What were you eating during the time you were gaining? Was portion control a challenge? I would say walking 2 miles a day is exercise! Good luck!

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