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52 pounds gone. When do you cut ties with your Dr?

When should I?

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I guess my first thought is why are you looking to sever ties with the Dr? if it doesn't cost anything other then copays. It would seem compelling to take the opportunity for WLS annually for life, to see how you are doing. Plus support groups are always a good use of time, if not directly for you, then for the benefit of other newbies.

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I dont need to go to support groups. I see a wonderful therapist. I will continue to go cuz my next appt is 3 mos away, now that it gets longer and longer each time I can do that. I yhought maybe I had to go back every month. He is happy with my success so its all good.

My Dr requires annual visits for 5 years. This is not only to make sure you're doing well, but to give them information on Sleeve success and overall statistics. I think it helps YOU stay on top of things if you need to be accountable.

I went for a one week, two week, three month, six month and one year follow ups. After that, we are suppose to go annually, I missed my two year, but I want to go see him in the next few months for my three year. It IS good for them to see those of us further out so stats can be kept etc.

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