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? same. I got bypass on November 29th. Would be great to have someone to talk to, advice, share experiences and all that. We can exchange emails on personal message if your interested!

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[emoji112] same. I got bypass on November 29th. Would be great to have someone to talk to, advice, share experiences and all that. We can exchange emails on personal message if your interested!

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Me too - I had my band removed and an RNY on 14 December. Keen to form a group - I am doing really well, but I don’t seem to be ‘reading’ my ne tummy well yet - wondered if 10 years with the band contributes to that...

Me too - I had my band removed and an RNY on 14 December. Keen to form a group - I am doing really well, but I don’t seem to be ‘reading’ my ne tummy well yet - wondered if 10 years with the band contributes to that...

I'm having the same trouble. I think it is due to the band. I don't have a full feeling at all, but I'm still on liquids. I wonder what it is going to be like when I go to soft foods.
7 hours ago, tankheadmommy said:


I'm having the same trouble. I think it is due to the band. I don't have a full feeling at all, but I'm still on liquids. I wonder what it is going to be like when I go to soft foods.

I am 16 days post op. On soft foods for the last week or so. I can’t tell if I am full - sticking to the guidelines for how much to eat (2-3 tablespoons yoghurt or cottage cheese) but don’t feel full, regurgitate. I have just in the last two days noticed that if I eat too fast I get sudden fatigue, think ‘maybe I might be sick’ and a bit clammy - passes after 15 mins. Mild dumping - has been a good incentive to slow down!

Not feeling full bothers me - temptation to eat more until I do. Never been much good with resisting temptation! But am resisting this - my tummy is still healing, I keep telling myself. Treat it gently!

I am 16 days post op. On soft foods for the last week or so. I can’t tell if I am full - sticking to the guidelines for how much to eat (2-3 tablespoons yoghurt or cottage cheese) but don’t feel full, regurgitate. I have just in the last two days noticed that if I eat too fast I get sudden fatigue, think ‘maybe I might be sick’ and a bit clammy - passes after 15 mins. Mild dumping - has been a good incentive to slow down!
Not feeling full bothers me - temptation to eat more until I do. Never been much good with resisting temptation! But am resisting this - my tummy is still healing, I keep telling myself. Treat it gently!

Thank you for letting us know. The sad thing is, I used to depend on a full feeling to let me know when to stop...ugh. I guess I know now that I may not be able to depend upon that. I will have to measure everything, because I do not want to risk more issues in the future with eating too much, especially with new gift with having this surgery. No many people get a second weight loss surgery.

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