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resetting my sleeve

I'm in the process of resetting my sleeve. I have read on how to do this. I'm going to mimic the post op diet. Not sure if i will lose the same amount. Anyone else done this?

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Haven't done it..but definitely interested on the response

I am currently doing this. I had my Sleeve back in December of 2012 and had lost around 160 lbs. Unfortunately, I slowly over the years had gained about 100 of that back. So about a month ago I decided it was time to fix myself again. So I started following my post op diet again and then into my regular diet, as it is I have lost around 15 pounds so far in this new round, find i'm not having any difficulty following the old diet plan so far. I guess we will see what happens.

I am about to get the sleeve. What do you mean by "resetting"?

I am about to get the sleeve. What do you mean by "resetting"?

When people feel they have gone off plan they restart it by going through all the steps
Some from the preop diet through the post op diet phases some only through the post op diet phases as directed initially by their surgical team


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I hear it works but will depend on many factors
How far out you are from surgery, if you actually have more weight to lose vs skin, etc


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I’m almost 4 years post op. I have indulged in to much alcohol and put a lot back on. So to reset my sleeve, I’m doing all the post op food stages again. Clear, liquid,purée, soft, normal foods.

15 hours ago, Michelle 1980 said:

I’m almost 4 years post op. I have indulged in to much alcohol and put a lot back on. So to reset my sleeve, I’m doing all the post op food stages again. Clear, liquid,purée, softNo, normal foods.

Please let us know how it goes, we are cheering you on !

I was considering doing it Monday

On 5/17/2018 at 8:00 AM, Richard Foor said:

Sleeve back in December of 2012

@Richard Foor

hey dude - i remember you.:) sorry you are having regain problems. sad you gained

about 100 lbs back - good you have kept about 60 lbs off!! It's taken you about

five (5 years) to get back on course. BUT it could have been longer. Fifteen lbs gone!!

You are making your kids (and yourself) proud. Keep up the good work. I hope to see

less and less of you. Newbie alert, newbie alert - you must remain diligent with your

eating/drinking for the rest of your healthier, happier, longer life.

good luck

kathy

congrats

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