DID ANYONE HAVE A GOOD SUEGERY AND NO PROBLEMS
I have had no problems what so ever. I had my surgery 11-14-07 and have lost around 127 pounds. I've had no problem with eating, I can eat anything, I have not dumped or had problems with any thing getting stuck. The first couple of months I did have a couple episodes with throwing up but that was my fault. You have to figure out your limitations. My 6 month blood work was wonderful. The only "problems" would be the head hunger. I want to snack all the time. I just keep fruit and nuts around and don't eat the bad stuff. This surgery has changed my life and I can 't believe how much better I feel. I would do it again in a minute. Of course everyone is different, just because I've had no problems doesn't mean you won't. I was scared also, I had to self pay so if anything had went wrong it could have ruined my family financially. I trusted in the lord and he pulled me through. I hope you make the right decision for you.
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Isha - I lost 235 pounds EATING NORMAL! Saavy? Click on my name to find out why I chose the Duodenal Switch Surgery instead.
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People mostly post who are asking for ideas with their own problems, So rarely are there a run of posts that read- “Everything going Perfect as Planned! Just thought I’d Share!” Off the Board though, I am floored by all of the people in my local support group. No complications what-so-ever. One couldn’t tolerate chicken for a while, Till she started cooking it differently. And just look at these beautiful folks in this thread alone!!! I’m So Jealous!! Know that these Boards represent only a slight handful of the people Who get Bariatric procedures each year. There are many other WLS Community sites- WLS Forum, QuixoticWLS, Susan Maria’s Site, Yahoo Groups, Bariatric-forums.com, Duodenal Switch Support Forum, Lapbandbuddies, etc, etc, etc…. Many sites similar in focus to OH. Still, mostly used to swap ideas, So even though some are more focused on specific procedures, or further out Post-Op folks, they can often seem "all about the problems." Do your research, But don’t be jaded by the majority of posts being about difficulties. Those with zero issues to discuss, Are often off the boards somewhere living their lives without checking in. Best Wishes- Dx
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