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Youtube lapband video bloggers

Do any of you have youtube video blogs about your journey? I've been looking through and watching some. Some are very informative, inspirational and down right FUNNY!! I guess bc I've been through some of what they are talking about.. it's hilarious! I thought I would post and see if any of you have them so I can view yours too. I'm not a camera type person YET lol so I don't have one but have been enjoying watching others journeys.

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Beware: you will find TONS of advertisement videos of patients claiming to have failed with the band and went to mini bypass. You will notice that most of these .. if not all.. are advertisement for the mini bypass surgeon.

Wendy,

I have one. My surgeon had asked me to do just one video, but after my husband and I did the one (and hubby got to play with our video editing software) we got hooked and decided to turn it into a blog.

The link to my blog is in my signature. I just posted one where we filmed my second fill.

There's another one that is pretty good - from "bandinme" - she does a good job. I agree - avoid the ones that are whiners, or aren't informational!

Enjoy!

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