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Basketball/other sports

Hey guys so I am due to finally get my sleeve surgery this Monday may 23. I am super excited and can't wait to really begin this journey. My question to you is has anyone played basketball or any other sport for that matter after sleeve surgery. Believe it or not I have played basketball my whole life, it's been my god awful eating habits that have gotten me to be so damn overweight. I am in both a men's slow pitch softball league and a basketball league and I am just curious how anyone has fared after surgery in sports like this. My doctor said 4-6 weeks I should be able to hopefully return to normal.

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