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Riding Roller Coaster

Hi, I was sleeved in Jan. 2012. I am 4 months post op and was wondering if anyone knew about riding roller coasters after being sleeved.. I love taking my kids to theme parks and I love to ride the coasters but was not sure.. Any commnets would be appreciated..

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  • ChooseToChange
    ChooseToChange

    I just rode my first coaster in 12 years! I am 9 months out, but it took me that long to be able to fit in the seat! No problems with anything on this end unless you count the major rush that made me

  • diochick
    diochick

    Personally, I wouldn't see roller coasters to be an issue. I'm looking forward to riding one, hopefully soon. My surgeon cleared me for all activities (as long as I felt ok doing them) at my 9 day pos

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Personally, I wouldn't see roller coasters to be an issue. I'm looking forward to riding one, hopefully soon. My surgeon cleared me for all activities (as long as I felt ok doing them) at my 9 day post op appt. I'd say as long as you feel comfortable riding one, go for it!!

:)Have fun!

sounds like a lot of fun! ;)

I just rode my first coaster in 12 years! I am 9 months out, but it took me that long to be able to fit in the seat! No problems with anything on this end unless you count the major rush that made me ride Manta at Seaworld 5 times!

Have Fun!

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