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If it were me, I would get the gastric bypass. I have two relatives who have had it and they have done great -- no problems, tons of healthy weight loss, and are maintaining at a normal BMI. They are very healthy. I am sorry about your complications, I can imagine that would be a big shock and letdown.

ETA I would also consider getting a second opinion before committing to it. I have no reason to doubt your surgeon's competence or motivation, but that's a big change of plans and I might want to just be sure that was the best option.

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    I signed a consent allowing my surgeon to perform an open surgery if warranted. I wish others would have the same opportunity.

    The end result would be the same. WLS. ---just more of an incision and a wee bit longer recovery.

    My opinion---and only my opinion---GO FOR IT!!!

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