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Sleeve to DS introducing solids

Hello,

I had a sleeve 6 years ago, never lost enough weight and what I did I have regained. I'm 7 days out on full liquids. My dr didn't have to resize the sleeve so I'm thinking that's what is making it easier for me. When I had the sleeve I could bearly take in a few sips of water and this surgery I'm able to drink just fine. Im on purée liquids, did any one else find it easier this surgery? I also had my gallbladder removed.

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    Hi Nancy,

    I'm a virgin DSer so I can't answer your question; however, I just wanted to welcome you to the Dark Side.

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    I had a band before my DS and I think being a revision I had a harder time than a virgin Ds, so no help here either.

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