WLS Handbook

Peter Roehrich
on 7/19/06 12:45 pm - New York, NY
I've mentioned this to others that my doctor has a handbook available online. It is very helpful. Keep in mind that this is MY doctors program and may not meet the requirements of YOUR doctor. I am sharing this with all of you because it was interesting when we talked in Vegas to hear about some of the differences in each others programs. Some people asked me to send this link to them and I thought I would share it will all of you. I hope you find it useful. It is a pdf file and should be accessible by all. http://www.allina.com/ahsimages5/bariatricmanual06.pdf
Sun Smith
on 7/19/06 12:57 pm - Seattle, WA
Thanks for posting it, the book will be helpful since I didn't get this type of information from my surgeon. -Pam
Peter Roehrich
on 7/22/06 1:26 pm - New York, NY
Let me know if there is any other info that you are looking for that the handbook dosn't have and I will see if my doctors office has it to pass along to you anytime.
Daveloss
on 7/21/06 1:46 am - Frankfort, KY
Peter: Thank you for sharing this. My surgeon's aftercare was minimal and I have used OH as a starting point when I wanted more info on an issue or topic. This book would have been quite helpful earlier. Indeed, I've already learned more simply reviewing portions of it. My wife, Marge, has 3 weeks of summer vacation left then it's back to her 7th grade LBD classroom. Good teachers should be nominated for sainthood. Saint Peter! Dave
Peter Roehrich
on 7/22/06 1:28 pm - New York, NY
Wow sainthood...you don't have to go that far...I nice raise would suffice.
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