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Hope for all you revisionists!

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I'm sure you all have heard that when you get a revision that you will have more difficulty losing weight than with the first procedure. I'm here to give you hope!

I had an eleven year old lap band slip, so I had it removed and had a RNY done. Today is my three month post-op anniversary, and I am down 40 pounds. More importantly I am only one pound heavier than the lowest weight I ever achieved after my lap band!

So trust the process, hang in there and hopefully you will also show the naysayers that it is possible to get good results even after a revision. Please add your stories here to help encourage the people who need a revision and think it'll be a waste...thanks!

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    o I’m about 3 months post op from my last surgery- D-Switch and have only lost 20lbs and even that was lost during pre-op diet. The STRUGGLE is real. Anyone else? RNY, band over bypass, duodenal swit

  • Thanks for the update on revision. I also had a lapband that slipped after 11 years and will be having gastric bypass on March 26 after having my lapband removed last November. Looking forward to res

  • I had a revision last January. My weight now is lower than my lowest weight with my band and I achieved it fairly quickly. I started from a lower weight so yes I want losing a huge amount per month bu

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Thanks I have heard good things about him! How are you doing weight wise? Feeling well?

I am doing fine. Wed will be 8 weeks and I will be able to eat normally. I have lost about 27 lbs since surgery. I gained about 30 from when my band failed in April 2019 until surgery 1/8/20. Struggling a little with knowing what full is, it is a very different feeling than being full with the band. Working hard to stay in my calories, about 800 a day at this point and eating protein first.

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