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Since you are so new, I would suggest to try to get back to basics like water, exercise, protein, and making better food choices. I know over time we fall back into our old ways of eating and it's hard to stop. I did the same thing and that's why I ended up getting a revision. I am 5 years out from having the RNY and just had a revision to the lap band. I noticed at 2 years that I wasn't losing any more weight. I started doing the diet thing again. Weigh****chers, La weight loss, diet pill, and finally a Weight loss Dr. None of it helped. My insurance stopped paying for it after 5 people at work had it so I was stuck. I really start getting scared when I started gaining weight about 8months ago. I gained back 40 lbs of the 130 I had lost. (I wanted to lose 180) I discovered that my husbands insurance covered it so I got on his and started the process to get it approved. Do you still qualify ? Your BMI has to be 35-40+ to even qualify for insurance coverage. I do consider my first surgery a success because I lost 80% of my excess weight and kept it off for 5 years. I wouldn't have been able to do that without the surgery. This time though , I feel I will finally reach my goal of having a normal BMI and I will not take this 2nd chance for granted. Good luck, Queen Deneen