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Officially a bandster!

I was banded on Wednesday. It is not as bad as I expected, but I have shoulder, chest, and neck pain that is caused by both the release of gas and the aggrivation of a nerve. I know some said they do not need the pain medicine. I do. For the most part, I am able to get up and walk around and stuff as long as I am taking the pain medicine. If I push it off, it feels like I'm been punched in the stomach a few times.

Anyway, overall, it has not been bad at all. Having my gallbladder out previously, this was no where near as painful. Also, I had the hernia/gerd surgery at the same time and am still doing better than I did with my gallbladder and every day, I'm feeling better and better. I plan on going for a short walk with my husband later if the rain lets up.

BTW, the liquids so far have not been bad and although I see food everywhere and my husband has been making dinner for everyone... food hasn't bothered me yet. :D

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Hope you are doing well. ... Recovery well wishes sent your way !! From Texas

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