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  • AllyInDallas
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    Just like you have a tummy similar to a newborn so will you have poopies. DS surgery 12/14/2016

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RNY here, but mine were bright yellow for the first two months. Surgeon said it would darken a bit after I ate more solid foods, and she was right. It's no longer yellow, but it's never been as dark as before surgery.

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I'm 9 or 10 weeks out. Mine are super light colored. Yellow or tan.

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