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So I'm done with the 6 month visits & tests come to find out I was told that the surgeon decided he cannot do the sleeve surgery due to chronic acid reflux,to add on I have a fatty liver wich he said it's not too bad,mild sleep apnea, stomach bacteria, and I have to be cleared by a neurologist due to a small amount of Fluid accumulated in my neck from an epidural procedure gone wrong Because of the chronic acid reflux he decided Gastric Bypass is more convenient because sleeve surgery will only make it worse (sighs)

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The gastric bypass is a great surgery -- I know several people who have had it, including family members. They have all done fantastic with their weight loss and maintenance and are in terrific health. The bypass should also cure your reflux so you won't have to deal with that any more. I am sure you will do great -- good luck with getting everything resolved quickly before surgery!

Thanks Bufflehead just so nervous about Bypass since people say it's so risky and all....

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The risks are very similar. I am hoping to get the sleeve and would also be disappointed if I need Bypass instead BUT I'd do it - the risk of contuining at my weight and health issues are far greater than any surgery.

Bypass wouldn't be my first choice either but if that was my only option, I would take it.

If you already have acid issues, the sleeve will make your life a living hell. So do what your Dr suggests.

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