My opening statement
on 4/15/11 1:32 am, edited 4/15/11 1:32 am
Well they may be done laproscopically, they are still major surgeries. Re-routing of emtrails, or even removal of some of the stomach. Having a band that CAN BE removed should complications arise appeals to many!
Think what you want of me, but do not attack me for posting the TRUTH!
(I know for me personally, should complications arise, I'd rather LIVE and have the device removed than have to adapt to feeling miserable the rest of my life, which may even end due to them.)
Well they may be done laproscopically, they are still major surgeries. Re-routing of emtrails, or even removal of some of the stomach. Having a band that CAN BE removed should complications arise appeals to many!
Think what you want of me, but do not attack me for posting the TRUTH!
(I know for me personally, should complications arise, I'd rather LIVE and have the device removed than have to adapt to feeling miserable the rest of my life, which may even end due to them.)
Excuse me?! Band surgery is major surgery also! lol.
The band is removable. Not reversable!
And just how exactly did I attack u???
on 4/15/11 1:44 am
Secondly. Please re-read my post to you. I challenge you to point out where I said the LAP BAND was reversible, not removable (a small MINOR detail).
Thirdly, the death rate while on the table having surgery is much less with BAND than any other surgery. This is medical truth!
Secondly. Please re-read my post to you. I challenge you to point out where I said the LAP BAND was reversible, not removable (a small MINOR detail).
Thirdly, the death rate while on the table having surgery is much less with BAND than any other surgery. This is medical truth!
1. You have to have a defense mechanism when your attacked on this site as many times as I have been.
2. I don't need to re-read it. I never said that you said reversable. Many ppl do say it, so that's why I pointed it out.
3. No the death rate of band surgery is NOT less than any other surgery. Lol.. It is less than the other WLS's. No one is debating that.
4. Just wait till you have had your band a few yrs...........that is if it doesn't have to be removed before then llike happens to many ppl! You will prob. have a much different opinion of the band then!
I think people do have to hear the good and bad. I urge you to try to put it in a way that people will appreciate and consider. Sometimes when you present your side with such force and scare tactics people do not take you seriously.
Good luck, sounds fun!
NEWBIES and people thinking of the surgery... LIKE MYSELF... would take you more seriously if you did NOT use your scare tactics. There are TONS of people on here that put their unsuccessful stories out there without the BS and I Take what they have to say to heart.
You know what... nevermind. You're exhausting. Just do your thing. Have fun, good luck.
I totally agree! Maria is her own worst enemy. Every valid statement she makes is invalidated by her rabid dog foaming-at-the-mouth presentation.
Jean
Jean McMillan c.2009-2013 - Always a bandster at heart
author of Bandwagon (TM), Strategies for Success with the Adjustable Gastric Band & Bandwagon Cookery. Bandwagon for Kindle now available on Amazon. Read my blog at: jean-onthebandwagon.blogspot.com
Would you please tell us what those acronyms stand for?
EES
OAC
And as for Web Influencer...is that somehow related to your Feedburner activity?
Thanks,
Jean
Jean McMillan c.2009-2013 - Always a bandster at heart
author of Bandwagon (TM), Strategies for Success with the Adjustable Gastric Band & Bandwagon Cookery. Bandwagon for Kindle now available on Amazon. Read my blog at: jean-onthebandwagon.blogspot.com
EES = Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc,
OAC= Obesity Action Coalition
5.0 cc in a 10cc lapband (four fills) 1 unfill of .5cc on 5/24/2011.
.5 fill March 2012. unfill of .25cc May 2012. Unfill of .5cc June 2014.
Still with my lapband with no plans for revision. Band working well since
last small unfill.
HW: 267lbs- size 22-24 LW:194lbs CW:198lbs Size 14-16