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HECK YEAH! But who cares! It's a chance for FREEBIES!
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Before I hit the rules, here is what three lucky winners will receive:
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Good luck. Gosh I love giveaways.
I'm guessing you have a RNY. I'm a DSer, just 4 weeks out, but the medications I need to take for lupus and fibro are exactly the reason I chose the DS. I can take NSAIDS because I still have a stomach. I also take Nexxium to guard against ulcers and GERD until I lose more weight.
Also, prednisone therapy hiked my weight to the super morbid/malignant obese range. I read that the larger you are with the DS, the faster you lose. I've lost 63 pounds in 4 weeks.
I had the gastric bypass Dec. 30th, 2008. Thankfully, I breezed through the surgery. I healed fast and have had no problems, whatsoever. I am so thankful.
My skin and joints were what was primarily afffected by the lupus. I had to have both knees replaced when I was 38 years old. As I was not looking forward to a probable hip replacement if I did not lose weight, the RNY was worth the risk to me. I'm so glad I went for it!
The only lupus medication I am having to take at present is the plaquenil. The only thing that worries me is that I cannot take antiinflammatories ever again. I'm not quite sure what will happen if I have severe inflammation, again.
But my RNY surgeon had no qualms about doing this procedure on me. Also, he seemed open to the idea of the lapband if that is what I had decided to do. Hope this helps someone out there!
Paula
My Rhuematologist was all for it. Said she thought it was a great idea and that the decrease in weight could make a difference in my joints!
Try another surgeon....He sound like he is one of those who is scared of anyone with an autoimmune disorder.
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The weight loss has helped with my pain dramatically. I've still had flare ups but am less lethargic and the pain isn't as constant.
RNY Surgery 10/22/2008 Heaviest Weight 274 Pre-op Weight 268/272(?) Currently 127! One-derland! DOWN 147 POUNDS- More than I weigh now! Goal 125 (impossible?)
Our immune systems will attack this foreign object in our bodies and our bodies as well.
He implied if I went ahead with either type, lap band or gastric by-pass, I would be dead in two years.
I have quit trying for surgery.
I should clarify that my RNY was in November 2008 (not 2009 as listed above)!