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I had my lap band surgery August 9,2013. It was rough the first few days after. I had trouble getting in & out of bed. I am not sorry that I went through with it. I am feeling great & I Lost 17 pounds my first visit. DR> DeBarros is fantastic. I would recommend him to everyone. Thank You DR Debarros

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    Hi there Sue

    i had my band surgery on 15 August, and also felt rough, particularly from the gas. However since having mushy I feel so much better. You have good weight loss, well done. We have got to stay motivated and positive. Good Luck and I am here if you ever need a chat. :)

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