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Hi! I am new to this website. I had my surgery back in October and doing well. Now my question may seem silly but now that I can fit into a roller coaster seat : does the ride effect the new stomach? I have plans to take my 8 yr old in about 6 weeks and just now wondered about it. I love roller coasters but don't won't to be hurling after every ride! Lol.

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http://www.bariatricpal.com/topic/338476-amusement-parks-and-your-new-tummy/#entry3815880

Summer must almost be here already, in spite of 40 degree rain in Chicago. I have attached a link to the same question someone asked just yesterday. I hope it helps.

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Hi there, I had sleeve surgery about the same time as you and I have been on roller coasters with no problem at all. Because I just feel healthier overall, it was even more fun than before. You'll be fine! Enjoy!

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Thank you, ladies! I appreciate the info and now feel fairly confident I won't be laughing at the ground after every ride! I have missed roller coasters!!!

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