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Anyone on here 3+ years post op that can discuss their thoughts and feelings of the wls?

Are you still happy with your decision?

Have you come across things that were not covered in your pre-op stage?

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I'm in the exact same boat. I gain quick! My sleeve can withstand everything and nothing makes me sick either. I'm recommitting myself to my tool and making it work. We can do this!!! Good Luck!

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Like Tfarr, I too am 2 years post op and am in pretty much the same place she is. I am happy with my weight loss overall, but would like to lose those last 15 or so pounds. I have stayed pretty much the same weight for about 9 months now and seem to be unable to lose any more. My eating habits are pretty good, very low carb, lots of exercise. Calories around 1400. Still can't lose. My doctor says that maybe my body is just where it wants to be. Anyone else gone through this? How did you start losing again?

I'm just over 6 years out. Took 18 months to lose all of my excess weight (160 pounds) and I've maintained at goal ever since. Love love love my sleeve and Wouldn't change a thing about my surgery. I do my part by making smart choices and let my sleeve do its part with restriction.

However, if all I had was my sleeve, I probably would not be quite as successful. Bad food choices trump good restriction any day. It's the psychological tools I developed with my therapist and my support group that helped me overcome the behaviors that got me fat in the first place. the combination of surgery and therapy have done nothing but improve everything about my life.

I'm 4 1/2 years post op...I'm struggling so bad right now. I do not see myself as a success story, well maybe in the first year. I have stretched my pouch and feel like I have little restriction. I'm also pre diabetic again and back on cholesterol meds. All I think about is food ugh. Food is my worst enemy. I have gained like 40 some pounds since surgery. I need to get back on track but it's been so hard for me since my mom passed away two years ago. Feeling defeated

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