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Meeting Surgeon

How many times did you meet your surgeon before getting sleeved?

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Two counting the scope procedure. Five months out seen him twice post- op not counting the three times in hospital

1 time at informational meeting, 3 times in office, 1 time for EGD, and day of surgery! Then he came to see me 4 times while I was recovering in the hospital!

Lets see...once for my endoscopy, second at a meeting and third the day of surgery!

twice... saw a bazillion other specialists, but him twice. This is fine with me. He's just the cutter, the REST of the team I need to deal with on a more personal (and less scalpel and scissors) basis...

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