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8 hours ago, AchieveGoals said:

until GERD kicks in :(

I apologize to the original poster – I’m off topic.

@AchieveGoals

So, I just checked out ALL your activity on the site. Your comment on this post stuck me as odd.

You said " until GERD kicks in"

You posted ” So a little bit about me, I was lap banded when I was 17 years old, got it taken out when I was 22 because of pouch enlargement. Now I am thinking of getting sleeve done. But the GERD part scares me, it's like exchanging disease states for one to the other. It helps get rid of Diabetes, but you acquire GERD, so severe to the point that people need revisions to another sleeve or another bariatric procedure. I would be scared to get an RNY or a Bypass, I am happy getting a Sleeve (and this was a decision I thought a lot over to even get to it), so the thought of so many revisions due to GERD scares me to even get this done in the first place. It makes me wonder if I will be one of those who undergoes this too, I don't have current GERD right now, sometimes I do get heartburn maybe three times a month, but I'm not taking anything for it chronically. Anyone have any thoughts? Thank you so much!

You are assuming everyone has Gerd on needs revision? Not everyone acquires GERD or needs revision after surgery. Know that many of us have no complications and are doing fine years out. (I’m five years out) Your surgeon would be the one to talk to about having heartburn three months at a time and considering sleeve.

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I've never had gerd, before or after surgery. I'm sorry if you are suffering, but I'm happy as a clam!

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WHOOHOO LOOK AT YOU YOU ARE DOING AMAZING KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND MOVING FORWARD TO A HEALTHIER YOU GREAT JOB !!!!!!

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