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Scared now.

So I'm new to this forum and was wondering, are there people on here who have had this surgery over 2-3 years ago? The reason I'm asking is becasue I see a lot of good and some bad stuff on here about the operation. I was just wondering about the long term effects of now having most of your stomach. Can anyone speak to this?

Thanks for your input.

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I can't as I'm starting the process. However, on the main page, if you scroll down, there is a section for the "older" sleevers. Check it out.

By the way, yes, I'm scared to, but the people on these boards are really helpful and it has been a real comfort to me so far.

Tiffykins and LilMissDiva are both "vets" they will be able to answer your questions honestly and openly. You will find that most here are very very supportive and will help in anyway they can.

That being said, from what I have read, your stomach will stretch a little but not a lot. The part that does the most stretching is cut out. Also, I have read that they do eat basically normal amounts. Keeping in mind Protein first initially but over all a very normal diet.

LOL I am only 3 weeks post op and can only tell you what I have read, but keep in mind it is seriously different for everyone and you will learn to listen to your body.

Good luck on your journey!

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