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Slipped Band

I just got done reading the story of the gal whose band had slipped, we'll my band had also slipped. I just found that out after I had a upper GI test done. I had been having these sharp cramping pains by my band, and I had asked someone a long time ago if my band had maybe started leaking. And Dr.Assistant that I was seeing said that was highly unlikely. But never did they check into it further. So my band probably had slipped back then. So now they took out what Fluid I had left in my band. And I will be having the band taken out at some point in the next few months. I just so happened to go to my surgeon because I wanted to have my band taken out because I haven't lost any weight. And then he ordered an upper GI.

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