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Do you think I'm full of spit?
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Lol.
i was dropping DD off at daycare today, dressed to go running. Her daycarer is a large lady and her little friend Ashlyn was there too, her mother is also rather obese. They both commented "wow, wish I could get around dressed like that". Maxine asked how much I'd lost now, since she's known me for years and Renee (ashlyn's mum) asked me how I'd done it, so I told them I had a lap band.
Renee said both her MIL and SIL have lapbands, but SIL is on medication to dry up her saliva since she has a very high saliva production and her band was not working even with high restriction becuase her body just lubricated anything through and souped up everything she ate to slip through the pouch very quickly. Since starting the meds a year ago she's gotten to goal with a 55kg loss after not losing more than a couple of kilos for an entire year.
Made me reflect, not that I'm worried as I"m under my goal weight, but I wonder if that's the reason why I've been so incredibly lucky to be able to eat anything, hardly EVER PB, and not get tight. I mean I've got 3cc in my band and am not tight, can eat any food, some harder than others of course, but there's seriously nothing I cant eat, bread, pizza, cake, rice, fruit and vegetable skins, steak etc etc etc.
I wonder if I"m just full of spit?