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Who has had the MGB the longest

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For information: MGB is an acronym for Mini Gastric Bypass surgery. It is common in Europe, Australia, Mexico and other parts of the world but no so common in the U.S.

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    I have had mine 9 years ago. The only complications are Vitamin deficiencies and anemia due to low Iron. Otherwise I pretty much tolerated it perfectly, lost about 160 lbs and have kept it off. No trouble with eating any foods except I have to be careful with Pasta or I can get sick from eating too much too quick.

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