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I think you would feel it if it was stuck...I am sure you will be fine....can you drink? or eat?

Sue--just curious...is your insurance covering this?? Good luck :thumbup:

I didn't feel restriction till my 5th fill!! If you are feeling discouraged, I say try and move your appt up a bit!! Good luck :thumbup:

I didn't get anything stuck until 5 months out when I finally felt real restriction!

I had some numbness in my upper left thigh too, but it would come and go, and went away completely since I have lost weight...I had this before my lapband surgery...very weird....it used to worry me a lot....but it's gone now!!!!

try smaller bites and more time in between bites...it is hard, I sometimes have to get up and do things after a few bites, just so I won't take another bite!! I get up and do the dishes or some paperwork, etc. then come back and take a couple more bites.....

What is your diet like? Do you take a vitamin? Sorry you are feeling this way!! The only time I ever feel dizzy is if I haven't eaten enough....

I have felt in the past that I was turned down for certain jobs due to my weight, also felt discriminated against as a customer in stores...I do not feel that way anymore...there is definitely discrimination against fat people...

I eat two meals per day with 2 snacks usually, plus an iced coffee

Just do it

Honestly, it was the easiest recovery for me...felt totally normal 4 days out..only took two doses of pain meds. Was back to work in a week, and I work with special needs children so it is not a sedentary job...

Yes it does...I got very constipated when I was very tight...now that I am at goal, I have loosened my band and bowels are back to normal thank goodness!!