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In 05 Lost 105lb 18W- size 4, then pregnancy up to 207, 6 mnths post still at 167lbs

After 2 years post surgery ( from 18W to a size 4) I lost 120 lbs. then last year got pregnant; start pregnancy weight was 137...ballooned up to 207 upon delivery and now 6 months later post pregnancy-and one fill ( was completely deflated during pregnancy) I have gone down to 167 lbs...I vomit 6-8 times per week:thumbdown:, and can not tolerate much of anything...Looks like band slipage maybe to blame...Having a miserable time trying to eat, I mostly don't eat...but I desperately want to get back to a size 6 ...Any good sugestions?

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Get to your doctor immediately to see if you have a slip.. that would be step 1!

Definitely go to your doctor and see if the band has slipped. I see from some people's siggies that even if you do have slippage you might be able to get rebanded and back on track a few months after removal.

I hope it turns out to not be a slip!

(and congratulations on the baby!!)

Your band might just be too tight (which can eventually lead to a slip) so just go see the Dr.

So many people are anxious to lose weight and they think having an overtight band will do that.... it doesn't. You need just the right restriction to eat healthy SOLID Protein. That's what will keep you satisfied and you will avoid "slider foods" that go down easy. Then you'll lose weight.

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Definitely go to your doctor and see if the band has slipped. I see from some people's siggies that even if you do have slippage you might be able to get rebanded and back on track a few months after removal.

I hope it turns out to not be a slip!

(and congratulations on the baby!!)

Thank you Molly; I had great success with the band for 2 years prior to the baby, believe me I was so happy being a size 4 (from a 18W). However it is now that I have the non-passing food issue, and the reflux and all these other issues, I frankly thought...I might as well go get it even tigher and eat even less...then I will loose even more...believe me over these 3 years I have gotten to be an expert on this band thing...but since the pregnancy...something is definetely not right....

Laura

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True, I used to weigh 268 and then got down to 180 (that is when I got pregnant) I gained 40 baby lbs and now weigh 185, the band doesn't restrict anything anymore. I am eating like before, breads and stuff.... I don't want to get it tightened up again, since when I did I threw up and I hated seeing my baby crying next to me. I don't want to put her through that.. Now (just today) I started a diet, Gosh.. I hope it works!

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