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I am so sorry that I forgot to give history of me. I haven't been banded and am currently going through the process of insurance and PCP referrals to get banded in Grand Rapids Michigan. I've already asked if you can feel the band and the port, and now I was curious if anyone gets extremely nauseated and why. I'm 43 year old female, 309 pounds (51 BMI), and 5'5". I have no major obesity-related illnesses except osteoarthritus. But, eventually if I don't do lose weight soon, all other obesity-related illnesses are inevitable. Thanks for listening.

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