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Before jumping to conclusions, get a second opinion from you family doctor. After all it has been 2 years and look at you now. You look fabulous. Even if you did have the sleeve (VSG) the long term rate is much higher that 20%!! You also would have malabsorbtion. It's not such a bad thing. I know when I had a xray of my stomach after surgery the technican was training someone and told this poor kid that this is what the stomach looks like after a RNY. I didn't have the RNY ... too funny! He even tried to show this kid that was where my reattachment was .. NOT. Didn't happen. I also commented this to my doctor and he confirmed what surgery I had. When in doubt ... ask!! Being in the legal field, I don't think you have much to stand on since the surgery has been a success, regardless of which. Keep up the great work .. you look fabulous!!
370/255/150---High/current/goal
Unless you are at proper restriction there is no way the band will work. Before you proceed further with a possible revision I strongly advice getting a higher fill level. Erosion and slippage are actually very rare and at this point you need to get restriction. Is the doctor you are under the care of now a lapband doctor? Have they done any testing to make sure your band actually has 3.5 cc's in it and there is no leaks? Again I know many others who have the smaller band like you and have had to go to almost highest level to reach their sweet spot.
Best wishes,
on 11/13/07 11:57 am - Southeast, TX
I tried to copy and paste and it would not. Got any ideas why?
I do love it though, as it shows on a monthly basis a general weight loss instead of my daily or weekly update like most of us do. Kuddos!!