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Lap band to Sleeve Conversion

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I have had my band removed 3 months ago and my sleeve surgery is this Thursday. I have really struggled without my band for the last 3 months and really miss the signal which used to go to my brain to tell it I was full. With my band I often forgot to eat - without my band I am constantly thinking of food and find I am worst from 4pm in the afternoon. I have NO off switch with bread. As far as the surgery goes I will be able to tell you more after Thursday - I have had no.reflux but lots of burping and bad gas since I had my band removed. Not sure if that is because my stomach is not used to having much food in it from when I was banded for 11 years - but thats really been my only issue thus far.

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Oh I wish you the best!! If you don't mind my asking, why are you converting to the sleeve? As for myself, I would never get below 200 pounds, which is a lot for someone 5'3". And then, even though I was working out everyday and watching what I ate, I started gaining what I had lost back. Then I got injured a couple of years ago, and couldn't work out for a while, then it seemed like everything started getting stuck and coming back up. Without consciously realizing it, I started eating slider foods, and never made myself start working out again. So here I am, having gained over half of what I lost back. It just makes me sick because I worked so hard. Now I hear that they're starting to wean the band out completely.

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