Revision in 8 days
Hi unagordita I know you are nervous it's normal to be. But try to stay calm the nurse who did my pre-op testing. She told me if my nerves get the best of me on surgery day they could give me something to calm me. I don't know if you would be interested in that or if you're surgeon will allow it. But know that we here are pulling for you. And I will say a special prayer for you. Congratulations again you will do just fine.
Thank you, MsShawna
I just saw my surgeon who gave me a date of June 28th, he did stress that weight loss wouldn't be much which I'm concerned about, being that I've read it's slower than the first time. I hope I do loose some weiht I need to. I have acid reflux, and did mention it could cause stomach cancer. I asked him what would happen if I didn't have the surgery/
Hi unagordita you are welcome and I really wish your surgeon was not negative. I believe you can lose the weight you are seeking to lose. As long as your discipline. Furthermore I am glad you have a date. So congratulations you can do this. I am rooting for you and I know you will prove your surgeon wrong.
First, MsShawna, congratulations on your revision! You will feel tons better when the GERD is gone!
I had a revision from VSG to RNY on 3/29/17 due to bile reflux and a hiatal hernia. Honestly, even though I was nervous, I felt better prepared.
I knew what to buy for both the clear liquid and full liquid stages so I didn't waste money trying different things. I habitually track my food so that was easy. So far, what I ate the first time during VSG is still edible the second time around with RNY.
Again, I over packed my hospital bag (should have known I would not need PJ's and house shoes) but remembered the lip moisturizer and my granny panties!
The only downside for me is I felt this surgery was a bit more painful which may not hold true for you. It took me a few more days this time to get up and about. I did walk 3-4 time daily once I got home. Now, at 3.5 weeks out, I am doing 10,000+ steps daily.
Don't worry too much and make sure you have what you need at home before your hospital stay. You got this!
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Unagordita,
Slow but steady. The infamous "3 week stall" had me at 186 lbs for 10-11 days. Today, I dropped to 185. I am not complaining because I know it will be slower the second time around.
How are you?
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I have a surgery date of June 28, my surgeon stressed that I wouldn't be loosing any weight and if I did I would regain it all in 3 years. I don't know if he's trying to get me into not having the surgery? but he was rather pessimistic. I asked him if I didn't have the revision due to the acid reflux damage to my esophagus what would be the outcome, and he said I would develop stomach cancer. So it's not a choice for me.