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When you ask questions, a lot depends on some simple information about you. You do not have to share your life story, Not even your name!!! Just makes it easier to guide you, and as you read constantly, you see these questions. Helps to give you the best advice instead of guessing.

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Thank you! Everyone should consider even if you don't see all on mobile version or app you can always view the full/desktop version for some context. I wish mobile would let you see more details when you click a person or maybe their tickers.

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I can believe that. I usually use my IPad, but when using my phone I don't have access to everything.

For some reason my phone isn't allowing me to fill these out. Am I missing something?

View the "full version" on your smartphone.

I wish there was a "revision" surgery option. I lost the majority of my weight in 2009 after the lap band and kept it off all these years until I had my revision. It sure looks weird to see my weight loss and having sleeve surgery 8 weeks ago.

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I only can use the smart phone...lap top is dead... can't afford a new one. So I can't add stats... sorry.

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No big deal. I just noticed a lot of people ask the questions before responding because sometimes their answer is based on how recent your surgery was, and your weight. Good luck!!!

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Laughing!

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