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post pregnancy, band too tight???? Help...
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Hi everyone!
So I was banded in 2007. I had lost about 60 lbs and got pregnant (with about 50 lbs to go before reaching my goal weight) with my first baby! Pregnancy went fine, without a hitch. I never had my band unfilled, gained only 18 lbs during my entire pregnancy, had a healthy 8 1/2 lbs baby, who is doing great! I lost all my baby weight within the first month after having the baby, I am back to where I was before being pregnant, my baby is four months old now. Now, during the past four months, I have been experiencing this tightness with the band. It's gotten worst I think. I have been living on liquids and purees for the past two months, and I am not loosing ANY weight. I am sooooooo hungry most of the time, I am drinking my calories! I have really bad acid relux and wake up coughing acid at night if I even drink Water past 9 pm. ARGH!!!!! I am getting really frustrated, as I am unable to eat in front of people unless it is a Soup, or something like that. I think my coworkers are stating to wonder if I have an eating disorder but perhaps disregard the thought because I am NOT loosing any weight. Has anyone had this happened to them? If so, did it go away? I was fine pre-pregnancy and during my entire pregnancy, So I don't know what the problem is. Any idea what it might be and how I can make it go away?? I tried living on liquids for a while, but it is not working. Thanks!
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