Fat Doctor

Y D.
on 2/10/15 12:11 pm
VSG on 01/19/15 with

does anyone watch?? I just found 5 seasons on Hulu. It's a UK show following SMO individuals as they go through wls. 

I like it so far! Of course I'm on episode 1 haha. 

lxl_Miz_lxl
on 2/10/15 12:49 pm
VSG on 01/11/16

I haven't seen it, I found his youtube channel.. I'm currently catching up on the vikings but once I am caught up I'll check it out.. thank you!

Oxford Comma Hag
on 2/11/15 3:09 am

I love Vikings. Such an excellent show.

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Raze
on 2/10/15 2:14 pm

my wls doctor was fat! he gave himself wls

 

true story

IMO

Y D.
on 2/11/15 7:33 am
VSG on 01/19/15 with

helionoftroy
on 2/10/15 8:56 pm - Lexington, SC
RNY on 03/23/15

I've watched every episode and find myself going back and watching them again. At first I had to turn my head or close my eyes when they showed the actual surgery now it doesn't bother me.

Han Shot First
on 2/10/15 9:07 pm - Flint, MI
RNY on 10/06/14

I found this before I had surgery, and I wouldn'****ch, because I didn't want to freak myself out.  I think I'll go back and watch it now.

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150 lost and maintaining!

gaia12141
on 2/11/15 1:27 am

I really enjoy this show and found it encouraging as I was making my decision to get the sleeve.  Dr. Shaw Somers, the main surgeon they profile, is so compassionate and such a strong advocate for the basic dignity and worth of overweight people.  I found it very validating and inspiring.  There are also a bunch of episodes on YouTube.  Check it out!

Surgery date: 2/4/15    Surgeon: Ozanan Meireles, MD, Mass General Hospital

HW/284   SW/250   CW/185   GW/150       

    

Brad Special
Snowflake

on 2/11/15 3:23 am
VSG on 12/06/12

I watched it a long time ago but they only had five episodes available at the time. I guess they added more. The ones I watched he was only doing lap band and RNY.

Y D.
on 2/11/15 4:20 am
VSG on 01/19/15 with

It's a good show! It's interesting how the rnys are all done open on the show- I wonder if it's because of the patients size or the fact it makes for more interesting footage. Sometimes it makes me a little squeamish, esp when the dr is elbow deep pulling out intestines- but it's quite informative! I thought it was neat when in season 1 episode 2 he removed a gallbladder with gallstones- he opened it up and it was just full of these black rocks! Crazy.

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