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Now I’m not sure if it’s the same procedure. With my sasi they removed most of the stomach, same as the sleeve and made a second hole from the mini-stomach and connected to the intestines (??) so the food has two escape routes 😂 Sorry for my bad surgical english skills 😂

Hi everyone! Been an eager reader for a while, but first post [emoji4] Been searching in the different forums, but can't find any posts about SASI bypass (single anastomosis sleeve ileal bypass). Had mine in october this year and would love to chat with people who have had, or is going to have, the SASI [emoji2] Surgery date: 10 october 2017 SW: 327 CW: 265 GW: 175

Absolutely no problem! I’m glad I saw your post. Since the surgery is relatively unknown I had no one to ask, so I promised myself to answer anyone who were in the same situation 🙂 1. this was my first (and only) surgery and I’m so happy I chose the sasi bypass! I have had absolutely no problems and minor problems with food (say bye bye to pancakes as your first meal of the day 😂) 2. The first month I was able to eat half a yoghurt, so the weight loss came straight ahead. Please remember that there will be times when you don’t loose weight, up to 2-3 months; these are the times when your body changes the most. Embrace these periods instead of hating them 😎 3. I lost my hair BIG TIME so whatever you can do to prevent this.. 😂 And that is the one thing I wish I knew before the surgery. I looked like a muppet at one point 🙈 I have absolutely no problem recommending this type of surgery for people who are larger than what the sleeve will help you with. I was 150kg and have been steady at around 72kg for a year. I am 180cm. I’m on vacay, so you do the lbs/ft calculation please 😂

I haven’t heard about the sasi done with endoscopy. That’s cool! Mine was by keyhole surgery

Hi Neetab, Sorry for my late respons - not here to often! Congratulations and good choice! I have been at my target weight for almost two years now and haven’t had any trouble with food since the surgery! 😍 Feel free to ask me anything and I will try to reply ASAP 😎

I was blessed with 4 enemies the first two month after surgery. The day before I was in so much pain that my dr gave me prescription painkillers. The first time it happened I was sure I had ruptured something. Haha. Also about 2-3 days before each one I got sooo angry over nothing. Seems to have calmed down at this point Still a lot more blood than before though... tmi.. Surgery date: 10 october 2017 SW: 327 CW: 265 GW: 175

Great job!! Surgery date: 10 october 2017 SW: 327 CW: 265 GW: 175

Thank you! I guess it's relatively new [emoji4] It's sort of a hybrid between bypass and sleeve. Surgery date: 10 october 2017 SW: 327 CW: 265 GW: 175