AprilApril
-
Content Count
8 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
It’s a special day here at BariatricPal, according to your profile..it’s your birthday. Happy Birthday, AprilApril!
-
5 years has passed since you registered at LapBandTalk! Happy 5th Anniversary AprilApril!
-
Does anyone know where to get a good fill (ultrasound, fluoro) in NE? I was banded in Mexico, which makes it hard to find a fill doc of course.
-
My first fill (unsuccessful) they used something that looked like it had been used on Animal Planet. I thought my port must be REALLY deep and it was very scary. When I got a doctor who knew what he was doing, he used a tiny needle and scored immediately.
-
On a serious note...(sorry)...we are hopefully more compassionate.
-
Is anyone sorry they had the lapband surgery?
AprilApril replied to Melodee's topic in LAP-BAND Surgery Forums
No...not sorry, I just wish I had timed it better. Of course, is there ever a "convenient" time to make a life-changing decision and then live with the results? I wasn't ready to make the commitment at that time, I just didn't know it. Fortunately, the band does not have a margin of success time. When I am ready to commit to what it takes to make the band work--because it doesn't work by itself--it will still be there for me. Ignore every single thing your family says, for or against the band. This is YOUR decision and yours alone. They will not be the ones throwing up now and then, they will not be the ones exercising, they will not be the ones watching the scale change. This is a HUGE commitment because, unlike a diet that you can go off, the band is going to be part of your life whether you like it or not, 24/7. That's both a good and bad thing, as anyone who has one can tell you. But it's YOUR thing.
