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Banded 14Th November

Hi I just gt banded on 14th November at Nuffield in Leeds by Mr Halstead through the hospital group I am finding the experience quite surreal at the moment I just do t feel great just now I am assuming this is normal and maybe I will start to feel a bit normal in a few days

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You will be swollen for a few days and most likely have gas discomfort, but everyday that goes by you'll feel better and better. Follow Drs orders, walk and drink your fluids.

Congratulations on being on the banded side!

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