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Cold Weather

So my doctor would not fill me any more thinking I was in the green zone a few months ago. I could eat anything as long as chewed well no breads but everything else. So I live in Texas and last week the weather has become colder. Now my band is tight new food are giving me problems but I eat slower and chew more I am fine. This seems crazy does anyone else have this issues? I just don't think I can get so tight from cold weather maybe I am missing a sign from the band.

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I haven't been banded yet, but have been a science teacher for 25 yrs.Yes, your band will be tighter with lower temp, and higher in warmer temp but because your body is warmblooded @ 98.6, you shouldn't notice a difference due to temp change.

I haven't been banded yet' date=' but have been a science teacher for 25 yrs.Yes, your band will be tighter with lower temp, and higher in warmer temp but because your body is warmblooded @ 98.6, you shouldn't notice a difference due to temp change.[/quote']

Hot damn, our little princess is a science teacher! I did not know that!

I beg to differ, I get very cold prob due to thyroid and i get stiff and I bend over and my muscles crouch in if I can explain how I get when I am cold and it affects my ability to eat. I will take a nice hot shower and get warm then i can eat better, and i am in FLA! but they like to run air in cold weather in my office, I am having very hard time on cold days so decided to just bring soups... nothing else going down if I am cold.

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