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Hey, did anyone watch the hospital last night!!! didn't seem to have much positivity about it!!!! especially the girl who got banded! She said she wouldn't do it again! does everyone feel like that or was it just her! I'm getting banded in just over 2 weeks so could do with lots of info!!!!!

Especially want to know about fizzy pop and smoking post band!!!!

Anyone help?

Jo x :smile:

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I know it's random but look at this - mu husband was flying in this last night in Africa

www.weather.gov.hk/aviat/outreach/observation/14th/b-002.png

It was an extremely hair raising experience!! I think it'd put me off my food! Maybe I should move over there and go flying everyday!! :w00t:

Geez Sammy thats scarey!!!! I bet your hubby was on the edge of his seat!!!

Bless little Harrison, why is he scratching, what does GP say chick?

Dont fret I have no restriction whatsoever I can eat more and a greater variety than before my fill....whats that all about??

Dont forget to let us know how you are after your Wendy fill Sam.

Mines not for 2 weeks :smile:

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I smoked after my first band was implanted hun, it was a life-saver, cos when I couldnt sit down to a meal I used to smoke instead.

I stayed away from fizzy drinks though, cos they made my chest feel uncomfortable, not worth it.

especially the girl who got banded! She said she wouldn't do it again! does everyone feel like that or was it just her!

Which girl was that, the one with the specs who was home after 5 hours ?

She should have been in bed she would have been far more comfortable. I couldnt believe that she was on the couch!!!

She really seemed fed up before and after.

She should have been over the moon.

You see how the surgeon can tell if you havent done the pre-op diet???

Its so important, yet the first time I got my date so fast I didnt have time to do it.

I would have this op again if i had to, thats how much confidence I have in it chick, and I've had it done twice.

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I would have this op again if i had to, thats how much confidence I have in it chick, and I've had it done twice.

If you don't mind me asking, Did it not work the first time? x :)

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Odge, my first band developed a hole so I lost all restriction and put back on the weight I had lost and some.

And yes...I had to pay again, albeit I got a reduction its still, all in all cost me almost £10000.

I didnt have my bands done in Belgium by Dr Chris, although that was my intention when I first joined this site.

My other surgeon came up with a reduction for me which made it cheaper to go with the Spire, otherwise I would have been in Belgium like a shot.

My story is on here somewhere, I'll search and give you the link if you'd like to read it chick?

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Thanks chick!

Bet you were really dissapointed the first time round! What do people mean by restriction? I'm probably being thick!

I'm really looking forward to my band but 2 weeks and 6 days seems like miles away!

Do you have any tips for the pre op diet as i hate slim fast!!!!

Jo x :)

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Hi everyone

Have just joined and was wondering if someone could give me Dr. de Bruyne's website address.

Have just recently had my second child (6 weeks ago) and now really need to get a fill again. As I have been out of the scene for almost a year now, can anyone advise if any new fill providers have popped up? Back in the day I could see either Dr. de Bruyne or Dr. Foquet at the consulting rooms in London. Dr. Dovey used to do a Saturday clinic on behalf of Dr. Dilleman's I believe, but I think that clinic has now ceased.

I live in Northamptonshrie (Corby to be precise) so if anyone knows of any fill providers in this area I would be grateful for the info.

I too watched The Hospital last night (great series.) Whilst I understand that they are currently not able to fund ops willy nilly, they are delaying the inevitable for us fatties. As Dr. Super stated, the op costs the equivalent of just one years treatment for diabetes so it really would make financial sense for the NHS to operate on more people before the co-morbidities really kick in and the costs for the NHS start mounting.

Bye for now. :)

Cazz

xxx

Banded 2006 by CDB Start weight 99 kg, end weight 70 kg.

Now weigh 90 kg again following pregnancy!

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Thanks chick!

Bet you were really dissapointed the first time round! What do people mean by restriction? I'm probably being thick!

I'm really looking forward to my band but 2 weeks and 6 days seems like miles away!

Do you have any tips for the pre op diet as i hate slim fast!!!!

Jo x :)

Hi odge

When you get the band you will have restriction from the swelling of the op meaning you wont be able to eat large amounts.And when the swllelling goes down you will be able to eat pretty much everything that you could before.When you get your band fills done every month it fills the band up giving you more restriction meaning the the quantity you eat gets smaller and smaller until your eating a very small tea plate of food to make you full.

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Hi cazz if you type in obesity assist that will lead you to his web site.

I now use www.wlsgroup.co.uk for my fill if you go on to there web site it will tell you the areas the do fills in.

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Hi odge

When you get the band you will have restriction from the swelling of the op meaning you wont be able to eat large amounts.And when the swllelling goes down you will be able to eat pretty much everything that you could before.When you get your band fills done every month it fills the band up giving you more restriction meaning the the quantity you eat gets smaller and smaller until your eating a very small tea plate of food to make you full.

Thanks! I currently live in lossiemouth! don't suppose you know who i could contact about getting fills done and where as i am a bit out in the sticks!!!!

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Hi cazz if you type in obesity assist that will lead you to his web site.

I now use www.wlsgroup.co.uk for my fill if you go on to there web site it will tell you the areas the do fills in.

Thanks Bobobaldy!

How much does the WLS group charge for fills? If they offer fills in Birmingham that will be a godsend as I could drive there (will have the wee one with me, so am hoping there is now an alternative to London that I can use.)

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Hi everyone

Have just joined and was wondering if someone could give me Dr. de Bruyne's website address.

Have just recently had my second child (6 weeks ago) and now really need to get a fill again. As I have been out of the scene for almost a year now, can anyone advise if any new fill providers have popped up? Back in the day I could see either Dr. de Bruyne or Dr. Foquet at the consulting rooms in London. Dr. Dovey used to do a Saturday clinic on behalf of Dr. Dilleman's I believe, but I think that clinic has now ceased.

I live in Northamptonshrie (Corby to be precise) so if anyone knows of any fill providers in this area I would be grateful for the info.

I too watched The Hospital last night (great series.) Whilst I understand that they are currently not able to fund ops willy nilly, they are delaying the inevitable for us fatties. As Dr. Super stated, the op costs the equivalent of just one years treatment for diabetes so it really would make financial sense for the NHS to operate on more people before the co-morbidities really kick in and the costs for the NHS start mounting.

Bye for now. :)

Cazz

xxx

Banded 2006 by CDB Start weight 99 kg, end weight 70 kg.

Now weigh 90 kg again following pregnancy!

Hi Cazz I get hold of chris through europe surgery website his e-mail add is on there!!!!! Hope this helps!

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Thanks! I currently live in lossiemouth! don't suppose you know who i could contact about getting fills done and where as i am a bit out in the sticks!!!!

I dont know if any one does them that far north .I dont know if you would need to come down to edinburgh or glasgow unless you phone any of your local private hospitals to see if any of them do them.

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Thanks Bobobaldy!

How much does the WLS group charge for fills? If they offer fills in Birmingham that will be a godsend as I could drive there (will have the wee one with me, so am hoping there is now an alternative to London that I can use.)

I got a package off them at xmas that was £275 for six months unlimited fills i think it about £350-£375 now.I think for a single fill it is £85 but you would need to get a consultation first which is £120 and includes a fill.

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Thanks! I currently live in lossiemouth! don't suppose you know who i could contact about getting fills done and where as i am a bit out in the sticks!!!!

Not what you want to hear but i think glasgow or edinburgh will be your only location

Gx

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