RNY TO LAP BAND?
Hi. I'm scheduled for the BOB (band over bypass) on June 23rd. I had a gastric bypass in 2002 and went from 305 to 175, today I'm at 246! I am not interested in a RNY revision bc (a) it's too dangerous and (b) it fIled me once, it could again. Also no DS bc it's too drastcic and all I have to love is 5o-75 lbs. I'm trying to update my profile as much as possible. Feel free to email me [email protected]
I had researched this path as well.....It can be done. However, if you read the RNY message board....many people have failed with the band and have then converted to the RNY after all.....
For me I was not a candidate for the band due to an auto-immune disease I have......so I opted for the RNY revision. I feel great.....Glad I did it. Its all about making smart choices and eating the correct portion size......hard as heck....but I was blessed with this 2nd chance and going to do it!
Good luck!....
For me I was not a candidate for the band due to an auto-immune disease I have......so I opted for the RNY revision. I feel great.....Glad I did it. Its all about making smart choices and eating the correct portion size......hard as heck....but I was blessed with this 2nd chance and going to do it!
Good luck!....
Melissa~
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Ah...is your ticker correct? Are you really only 18 pounds from goal?
Inless you have some serious medical issues caused by your RNY, no reputable surgeon is going to give you a revision simply because you need to lose another 18 pounds. Are you aware that MOST people who have WLS do NOT lose 100% of their excess weight? Losing 50% is considered a success.
Inless you have some serious medical issues caused by your RNY, no reputable surgeon is going to give you a revision simply because you need to lose another 18 pounds. Are you aware that MOST people who have WLS do NOT lose 100% of their excess weight? Losing 50% is considered a success.
Hello all,
I too am researching the BOB.
I had GB in 6/2006- 290 on the date of surgery and reached my goal of 175 pounds the following year (I'm 5'9). I now teeter between 235 and 237.
Are there any points of interest that one should consider when researching this revision type?
I too am researching the BOB.
I had GB in 6/2006- 290 on the date of surgery and reached my goal of 175 pounds the following year (I'm 5'9). I now teeter between 235 and 237.
Are there any points of interest that one should consider when researching this revision type?
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