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I am just looking into the possibility of getting banded. I've dieted off and on all my life with very temporary positive results.

I just cannot do it anymore--I end up gaining more each time I lose weight. Restricting myself is getting harder and harder to do.

Anyway, I am looking into the banding procedure. Very concerned regarding possible risks. I am pretty healthy overall. I do have sleep apnea.:eek:

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A good place to start is attending a bariatric surgeon's seminar, or asking your primary doctor for a referral.

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Thank you for the suggestions. I am scheduled for a presentation given by a bariatric surgeon on Monday evening, Nov. 17. I have an appointment with a new primary care physician on Nov. 13. I called my current pcp and was told it will be December 2 before I can get in! It is time for a change when your doctor can't get a long-term patient in.

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