"Does the Patient Fail the Procedure or Does the Procedure Fail the Patient" Dr. Mitchell Roslin

[My Bariatric Life 764]

This is a very insightful presentation by Dr. Mitchell Roslin on the physiology of weight gain.

http://vimeo.com/user1985459/roslin

[IcanMakeit 1,318]

Thank you for sharing this. My sister is beating herself up because she has had a significant regain after RNY. This will help her understand the reasons and mechanisms.

[My Bariatric Life 764]

@@IcanMakeit you are very welcomed. I hope that your sister can find a solution.

[☠carolinagirl☠ 18,721]

I think the patient can overeat excess calories and begin to regain weight

and I also think the WLS can have issues and I also think the combination of patient and WLS surgery

can also cause weight gain back. To gain weight, we must eat more calories than we can burn off. This

is how I got super morbid obese. I wish the newer patients would not put so much (the WLS MUST work) while I

dont change a thing attitude. Some are finding that WLS is not easy and its not a miracle. It will help the person

but the person must also make changes. I know that as I am talking about myself.

[Julie norton 2,850]

Good point CG. Anyone altering their body with WLS needs to know that it is also a mindset change. Can't stay the same and have big changes.... For long. After the " honeymoon" ends, there are choices to be made

????I'm thankful

[My Bariatric Life 764]

@@Julie norton @@☠carolinagirl☠ true the bariatric surgery is not the easy way out. it takes hard work and dedication to changes those long-ingrained thoughts and behaviors that led us to become M.O. in the first place.

When I had my gastric bypass some 11-years ago, there were none of the support systems and education from a treatment team (nutritionist, psychologist, etc) to help a patient succeed. The surgeon told me, "I do the surgery. The rest is up to you."

[swimbikerun 1,038]

@@My Bariatric Life Thanks for posting. Interesting.