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My lapband has changed my life.

I had lapband surgery in May of 2006, my weight at my surgery date was 386 but I know I was over 400 pounds at some point previous to that. I was about to be a diabetic, severe sleep apnea, and just was going down a road towards death. Today I am happy to say I have hit 231 lbs went from wearing size 52" pants to 34"-36", wear xlarge shirts as opposed to 3x and 4x. I am able to play basketball with 20 year olds and run miles with know pain or sucking wind. I have to be honest sex life is better than ever, I swear my member is bigger than it has ever been so if any guys need encouragement weight loss has been all worth it from a libido and below the belt stand point for me. Enjoying my new body and would do it all over again.

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I've "heard" that for every ten pounds a man loses, he gains an inch... Regardless, enjoy the new you!

I've "heard" that for every ten pounds a man loses, he gains an inch... Regardless, enjoy the new you!

Yes I believe this was a Dr. Oz breakthrough on the Oprah show....fantastic!!

And for women, is better and better as well ;)

Good luck =)

Awesome!

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