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My first NSV!

I went to an amusement park yesterday and I could fit on all the rides! Restraints fastened without any problems!!! So happy! Had my sleeve done 7/15 down 45lbs including pre-surgery diet

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I went to an amusement park yesterday and I could fit on all the rides! Restraints fastened without any problems!!! So happy! Had my sleeve done 7/15 down 45lbs including pre-surgery diet

I have not been able to ride a rough carnival ride since surgery - which sucks since I fit in everything now!

Were you able to tolerate the rougher rides?

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I have not been able to ride a rough carnival ride since surgery - which sucks since I fit in everything now!

Were you able to tolerate the rougher rides?

I did feel a little funny after some of the big rides, kind of queasy...... and I've always been a major thrill seeker at amusement parks!!! But I didn't let it stop me Lol

For me, it jostled things around alot - and gave me an odd sense of vertigo like it was my inner ear, but coming from my tummy & throat. couldn't tolerate it, and I used to be able to tolerate anything.

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