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Dr. Mathew Weiner does a very good video about this and explains it very well.

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I've heard yes and no. I'm 2 years out and I don't think my stomach has stretched. I can eat about six ounces until I'm full. I still get the restriction when I eat and I'm full.

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Interesting video, thanks. For the person who couldn't hear it, if you are watching on your phone you might check if your ringer switch is off, on my iPhone I had to switch that back on to hear it

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I love Dr. Weiner. He's got a lot of good informative videos on YouTube.

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On 2/18/2017 at 1:11 PM, Montana Gal said:

Dr. Mathew Weiner does a very good video about this and explains it very well.

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@Montana Gal, thanks for a fantastic video! As top-notch as my surgeon is, there were points in that video he never made clear to me. They key one for me is [paraphrasing] "Don't worry about your stomach stretching. It will, and that is expected. Worry instead about falling into the same traps that brought you in in the first place." Scary, but that is the core issue for us all, isn't it.

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16 hours ago, Didjit said:

@Montana Gal, thanks for a fantastic video! As top-notch as my surgeon is, there were points in that video he never made clear to me. They key one for me is [paraphrasing] "Don't worry about your stomach stretching. It will, and that is expected. Worry instead about falling into the same traps that brought you in in the first place." Scary, but that is the core issue for us all, isn't it.

You are welcome, I really like the majority of his videos. Keep up the great work!

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