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Gastric Bypass and then the lap band 7 years later

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  • Unfortunately Courtney, this is not the correct way to lose the weight. I'm not sure from your post, which surgery you've had but regardless, you should be speaking with your doctor to resolve your i

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I've the smallest I've ever been but now with two deformities I struggle keeping down food everyday.

Unfortunately Courtney, this is not the correct way to lose the weight. I'm not sure from your post, which surgery you've had but regardless, you should be speaking with your doctor to resolve your issues. It shouldn't be a struggle to keep food down. If I was dealing with that every day, I'd be working closely with my medical team to resolve it. I hope you can get the help you need. No one should suffer just because they've had WLS.

Do you have the band over bypass? When I was banded in 2001 the German surgeon was starting to do those...

So, I agree you shouldn't be struggling to keep food down. Can they remove fill from your band? This can lead to serious long term health problems if you are vomiting frequently.

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