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Is Your Dr Healthy Weight?

My surgeon is very large. I want to ask him why he hasn't had surgery. Isn't that odd?

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  • O.T.R. sleever
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    Hmmmmmmm, I've always said Never take financial advice from broke people Never trust a skinny chef Now I can add........ Never trust an obese bariatric surgeon.

  • I think Dr. Curry has only had the band for 3-4 years. My aunt went to him and she said he had his done right after her. Yes, everyone, including the main two dieticians, have had WLS. I think that'

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No, it's a fair question. Mine is normal weight.

My surgeon is very large. I want to ask him why he hasn't had surgery. Isn't that odd?

Haha!

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Hmmmmmmm, I've always said

Never take financial advice from broke people

Never trust a skinny chef

Now I can add........ Never trust an obese bariatric surgeon.

My doc has the lapband. He has had it for 10 years (I think) and has lost and kept off 50 lbs. so he's normal weight. As a matter of fact everyone in the office has either done medical or surgical weight loss.

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Wow. That is cool.

My doc is normal size, but the other doc in his office is definitely not. I agree with O.T.R. Glad I picked my surgeon!

My doc has the lapband. He has had it for 10 years (I think) and has lost and kept off 50 lbs. so he's normal weight. As a matter of fact everyone in the office has either done medical or surgical weight loss.

I think Dr. Curry has only had the band for 3-4 years. My aunt went to him and she said he had his done right after her.

Yes, everyone, including the main two dieticians, have had WLS. I think that's why they are so realistic about the expectations. It's very comforting.

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My surgeon is very large. I want to ask him why he hasn't had surgery. Isn't that odd?

Odd, but not uncommon with doctors. My husband's back surgeon, who by the way had been the orthopedic guy for the US Ski team at one time.....he's located in the Denver area. He told my husband that he NEEDED back surgery but had not had surgery because he didn't trust anyone else but himself!! LOL A healthy ego I'd say....painful though!!! LOL

My surgeon has a swimmer's build. I wouldn't trust a fat doctor no less a weight loss surgeon. Maybe it's a personal failing of mine, but I feel like people need to look the part.

Mine was Dr. Menish Parikh in Bellevue Hospital in NYC--I haven't seen anyone else on here who went to him.

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