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@@josiek1988 In my case, I didn't have "classic" symptoms like slippage or an infection at the port site. The first sign I had was a return of my acid reflux. I had it before banding and it went away for about 2 years but then it came back. That happens to a lot of folks so no one seemed concerned. The second symptom (which no one thought was band-related at the time) was a horrible sharp pain that started in my side and radiated to my back. It would last about 3-4 days, then go away for a few weeks, then come back. Everyone thought it was muscular but I knew it wasn't, it was deeper and it was debilitating - it hurt to do anything active (I could no longer run), heck even going over a bump in the road while driving caused agony. I had every test known to man -xray, CAT scan, MRI, dye tests, endoscopy, colonoscopy - you name it. Nothing. I think they started to think it was psycho-somatic. FInally during a barium swallow my surgeon saw a small pocket of air but said it was nothing to be concerned with and couldn't be causing the pain. Eventually I just stopped complaining about it and it lessened over time. I kept getting band fills and would feel restriction on some days but others I could eat anything without issue. I slowly started regain weight - I assumed it was because I couldn't work out. Then one weekend I came down with a high fever and what I thought was the flu and ended up in the hospital for 10 days. Whatever infection I had made me septic, my kidneys had shut down. I got so dehydrated I ended up with a bowel obstruction and that is really what kept me in the hospital for so long, waiting for that to clear up. While I was there more tests showed my band had completely eroded into my stomach. The reason I was feeling restriction sometimes was that not only had my band eroded, but my stomach actually birfucated and grew around the band so the food had two paths to go down, one banded and one not. I am convinced that mysterious infection was either caused by the eroded band or my immune system had been so weakened by it, I couldn't fight strep or whatever it was I had (they never figured it out). Long story short, symptoms may seem unrelated because pain may manifest in other areas, or because of secondary infections. If you feel anything abnormal a simple swallow study and an upper GI can help determine if the band has slipped or is eroding. it is a foreign object and erosion is often caused by your body trying to reject it.
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Congrats - you look wonderful! I think 78lbs in 10 months is a great loss! And your body has changed so much - so the weight isn't all that counts - do you keep measurements?
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I suffered with lap band for about 8 years and finally decided to get it converted to RNY last year. I had the surgery July 15th, so tomorrow will be exactly 10 months. I think progress is going a little slower for me because 1) this is a conversion, and 2) I have PCOS and have historically not been able to lose weight on anything other than long term starvation. Even that wasn't working by the time I converted. As of this morning, I've lost 78 lbs and feel wonderful. I started at 275, so I'm finally comfortably in ONE-DERLAND! If you're hesitating to convert for any reason, I say DON't. Here are before and after pictures. I'm on the right, next to my sister in the before picture.
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Hi everyone, I had my gastric sleeve surgery on Monday dec 4. im 24, and I’m 5’5 my starting weight was 219.2, I am 5 days in and currently 207.6. Has anyone else got gastric sleeve surgery at around this weight? im kind of struggling. I’m confused by the diet and I think I’m not having enough fluids. My diet says to drink 3-5 oz every hour. And to includ Protein Shakes 2x a day. I haven’t been drinking enough fluids because my stomach starts to feel very fulll if I drink too fast. When did u start eating puréed food? ya diet plan says after 7 days to introduce puréed foods but I feel like my stomach will not be able to tolerate It. I’m also very worried about having loose skin. I’m hoping that my age will be on my side and my skin will be resilient but anyone that has had gastric sleeve at around my weight, what is your experience with loose skin? if anyone could comment on what a normal daily diet for them looks like I’d appreciate It example: 9-am 3 oz water 10 am 4 oz Protein shake 11 am 3 oz Water 12 pm 4 oz broth 1pm scrambled eggs
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Top 10 things you want to be able to do after the surgery
oweemytoe replied to mal0712's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
My post op list: 1. Be able to shop in a regular store or order from a non plus sized catalog. 2. Feel comfortable in my own body and not like I am a big fat person. 3. Get back into horse back riding ( haven't done this in 20 + years) 4. Work out in a gym and not feel like everyone is staring at me. 5. Have my life revolve around me, instead of food all the time. 6. Be healthier, get rid of the CPAP machine, get off of the stomach meds I have been on for over 20 years. 7. Be accepted by society and not ostracized because I am plus size. 8. Take more pictures of me. 9. Go back to school 10. Make new friends. -
Top 10 things you want to be able to do after the surgery
jtickle replied to mal0712's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
10. ride a bicycle without fear of popping the tires....lol 9. go to amusement parks and fit on the rides 8. go out to dinner and fit in a booth instead of having to sit at a table 7. get pictures made of my husband and I, no one has any pictures of me. 6. walk my dogs without fear of being stared at. 5. shop at Victoria's secret or Frederick's of Hollywood for sexy clothes. 4. never step foot in Lane Bryant ever again. 3. go to a Water park and look half way decent in my bathing suit. 2. ride a horse again. 1. Have my first baby and look pregnant not fat.- 84 replies
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Hi! I'm new to this site and I'm going to be banded within the next month. I have done all my pre-op exams and tests and now i'm waiting to schedule sugery! I'm anxious and nervous and excited all at the same time. I've even started having dreams about the surgery and life after! I'm 25 and have been overweight my entire life, except for a brief 2 years in high school in which I starved myself to fit into social pressures. I ended up addicted to diet pills, and gained the weight back 10-fold. After years of the diet roller-coaster, my parents suggested I look into the lap band procedure, and well, here I am! I'm looking to talk to some people who have a similar situation as me, or just someone who can listen to me vent occiasionally. I look forward to the journey with all of you!
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Eating to soon after surgery ???
h@rt*s mommy replied to HippieMamax2's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I was told by my surgeon that basically after the band is on, it is filled a little bit already. She doesnt think I will need a fill, but I most likely will get one. My surgeon had me eating yogurt without seeds, and tomato soup, and protein shakes the morning after surgery, because she needed to make sure that I could swallow and what not. I would say, if your hungry, eat a cracker, and make it really musy, or even eat an egg. I know its hard, but remember, its a short period of time before its too late, and express to your surgeon that look, your breastfeeding, and it takes a lot of energy for you to do so. Tell him or her that your feeling lightheaded or something to express the fact that this is really hard for you. I told my surgeon it was hard for me to be on a skim milk diet for 3 weeks prior to surgery, and she told me to eat a yogurt, or a cracker when I took my pills, I did and I still lost 19 pounds. So, hang in there, and were all here to support you. -
Band Failed - Should I get the sleeve?
Oregondaisy replied to petepotamus's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
That does not surprise me in the least. I found a picture of me from 10 years ago. There are not very many pictures of me at my highest weight. I am so glad I had WLS and even more glad that I had the band removed and got the sleeve! -
7 Days Post Op And I Am Down......
For-me-and-only-me replied to Jessica89's topic in Tell Your Weight Loss Surgery Story
Congrats on your wl. I was sleeved 9/19 and I too have people making comments such as that. I was not believing until a friend of mine that is almost two years postop said its true they do see a difference I just don't. She suggested I do a photo diary. Take a me pic every week. Yes it is normal to not being able to get in all they say you should. Just from my own experience get you 64ox of fluid and as much protein as you can. Good luck and much continued success. -
Top 10 things you want to be able to do after the surgery
Fraoch replied to mal0712's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
10. Being able to walk for more than fifty feet without having to sit down 9. Not having to shop at special stores for clothes 8. Being able to perform self-care without special aides and acrobatics 7. Ability to apply for jobs that require walking/standing so that I can pay off debts and reach financial goals 6. Taking family photos I can be proud of 5. Feeling good enough about myself that I am not afraid to leave my home or feeling guilty for subjecting people to seeing me. 4. Traveling! I'd love to fly to the lower 48 without oozing into someone else's seat and needing a belt extender 3. Maybe... dating? 2. Pulling myself together in the morning and feeling genuinely good about about myself And... #1: Genuinely LIVING! Right now I do not feel as though I am really living life. I want to dive in and revel in all the wonderful, fun things life has to offer. -
Top 10 things you want to be able to do after the surgery
ambieambs replied to mal0712's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I have not yet met with my surgeon for initial consultation. I should be expecting a call middle of next week to set up the appointment. Here is my top 10: 1. Be a beautiful bride on my wedding day. 2. Be healthier and take less medications. 3. Have more energy and motivation to live life. 4. Exercise and be active without being in constant pain or feeling like I am going to have a heart attack. 5. Shop for clothing that is not plus size. 6. Feel like I am pretty enough for my boyfriend (he tells me I am perfect just the way I am he just wants me healthy). 7. Not be embarrassed about the way I look in public. 8. Be able to feel comfortable sitting on a chair not feeling like I will break it and wear a seatbelt that is not so tight I can't move. 9. Be able to do things without being breathless. 10. Wear sexy clothing. I am sure there is a lot more that I would love to be able to do. -
Top 10 things you want to be able to do after the surgery
Allie89 replied to mal0712's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Ok here are mine 10. Shop in "normal sizes" 9. No more thighs rubbing 8. I want to wear strapless shirts (big arms) 7. Tie my shoes without feeling uncomfortable. 6. Wear lingerie and feel sexy in it. 5. Feel small enough to be "on top" of my hubby! 4. Not worry about being the biggest in the room 3. Not worry that people are staring at me eat 2. See my lady part!! 1. Reenact the scene of Vin Diesel and Michelle Rodriguez in fast & the Furious. Ohh my husband is looking forward to this one Btw surgery is 6/23 -
Top 10 things you want to be able to do after the surgery
AshleyG2014 replied to mal0712's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
10. To ride horses again. 9. Not exceed the zip lining weight limit. 8. Fit on a fair ride. 7. Not edit my photos. 6. Wear a bikini. 5. Walk without my thighs chaffing. 4. No more sweating just from looking outside. 3. Not get talked badly about by friends & family because of the weight i've put on. 2. See my tattoo on my hip again. 1. Be 100 lbs. lighter for my wedding day on which i've postponed until i've reached a comfortable weight! -
I was banded on 4/19 and on day 2 I was supposed to start pureed food. There was no way this could happen. I was in such pain and so nauseous, I could only sip water. I then found I could eat a sugar free ice pop. That went down well. I also then searched other people's post-op instructions, on this website, and saw that a lot were instructed to follow clear liquids for 2 wks, full liquids for 2 wks, and THEN pureed foods for 2 wks. Ultimately followed by real food. Needless to say, clear liquids are working for me. The protein shakes are going down okay, too. Good luck to you!
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Top 10 things you want to be able to do after the surgery
Jessica.O replied to mal0712's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I love this thread! Here are mine in no particular order 10. Wear boots! 9. Shop in any store (except the big girl stores!) 8. Better sex 7. Fly more comfortably 6. Enjoy getting dressed 5. Go to amusement/water parks 4. Keep up with my nieces and nephew 3. Not be the fat friend 2. No more foot and ankle pain 1. Feel confident!! -
Top 10 things you want to be able to do after the surgery
angelicHG7 replied to mal0712's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
10. Shop and know I will fit into the regular sized clothes. 9. Take group pics w/out hiding in the back 8. Take family photos that I will be happy to display 7. Go to the beach and feel sexy 6. Workout at the gym w/o cringing at what I see in the mirrored covered walls. 5. Go to a water park with confidence 4. No be the fat friend in the group anymore 3. Try out paddle boarding, surfing and snorkeling. 2. Go on that honeymoon after 18 years of marriage 1. Have my husband actually desire me. -
Top 10 things you want to be able to do after the surgery
Fyrlite replied to mal0712's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
1. To be evenly tanned (instead hiding as much my body when I'm "laying out" 2. To never have to shop where the sizes ONLY in number to signify how many X's the L is 3. To hike, ahhh to hike 4. To be more spontaneous. I think my weight keeps me from jumping in and joining an adventure 5. To travel comfortably 6. To not be considered a fetish due to my weight 7. To go to a restaurant and not feel embarrassed or ashamed 8. To not be the fattest person the room/office/store/whereever 9. To be able to see my lady parts comfortably 10. To get a massage (I fear I'll break the table or have to give an outrageous tip for putting someone through touching me) -
Top 10 things you want to be able to do after the surgery
A new me! replied to mal0712's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
1. Be Healthy, not worrying that my weight will kill me and leave my kids without their mom. 2. Have energy/stamina to keep up with my kids and enjoy doing the things that I want to do. 3. Exercising without feeling like I'm too fat to work out the way I want too. 4. Be able to actually enjoy shopping for clothes instead of dreading it. 5. Being able to be spontaneous. Such as a last minute sleep over at a friend's knowing I can just borrow something to sleep in. 6. Go anywhere and be able to sit comfortably and not worry if the chair can hold my weight. 7. To be able to run a marathon, if I ever am so inclined. 8. Ride a horse without fear that I'm hurting it. 9. Go on a roller coaster without being scared the locks won't hold or afraid of not fitting in the seat. 10. Buying a motorcycle knowing I can ride it with ease. -
Having the Sleeve with bad knees
jenifaoh replied to Jump123's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
This is the same for me. I am bone on bone in my right knee. The left knee isn't too far behind. I am currently 268lbs at 5'5" The knee has slowed my down a lot. I have gotten orthovisc injections in my knee which help temporarily but I know losing weight is going to help a great deal. I go in for surgery 3/18/19. -
Had my surgery on Aug31, I was at the end of a long 10 day period. Well, I had another that started Sept 10, and today, I am still flowing pretty strong. I spoke to my surgeon and nurse, both say this is a normal hormonal function that can occur. Prior to my surgery, I always had irregular periods. I missed months at a time, so perhaps my body is playing catch up.
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My diet's pretty varied from day to day as I'm a student who likes to scavenge for free food and I'm always eating leftovers from our couple dinner outings, but try to make sure most meals (except for fruit snacks) have Protein in it. I'm approaching 3 months out and I think yesterday I had: bfast - Protein Bar snack - about 1 cup grapes, 2 squares dark chocolate lunch - leftover penne gorgonzola from a restaurant to which I added some grilled shrimp and scallops for protein (been taking this for lunch for 3 days in a row, lol) snack: 1/2 large apple, about 10-12 mixed nuts 1 glass of juice before working out Post-workout: protein bar Dinner: 5-6 pieces of sashimi with a bit of rice
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Pre-op weight loss & insurance approval
Walk_By_Faith posted a topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Tomorrow is my last weigh in for my 6 month supervised diet. In the beginning of my diet I gained about 10lbs and then lost the weight I put on. So 6 months later I think I'm only about 2lbs less than my 6 month diet starting weight. I did however lose 60lbs on my own before I was being medically supervised, and that is reflected in my 5 year medical history. My question is will the insurance company deny my surgery because I didnt lose 10% of my 6 month starting weight? Should I do another month of dieting to try to lose more weight before submitting my paperwork to my insurance? I have BCBC of Texas...I'm really nervous about this. -
Pre-op weight loss & insurance approval
TQUAD64 replied to Walk_By_Faith's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Does your insurance compay require you to lose 10% of your weight during the 6-month diet? I have never heard that before. I was told I would need to lose 10% of my weight during the pre-op diet, then that was switched to 10% of your excess weight. I was not given a set number of pounds to lose during the 6-month diet. I was told not gain weight during this time and not to go below a 40 BMI. -
Hi: I have an Inamed 10 cc band. My first fill was 3 cc, but I was belching and sliming, and had to get 1cc taken back out. Pretty good on this and get my next fill this coming Thursday. Have had some chest pain and sliming and pb'ing, especially the first week after my first fill, but I now feel really ready for another fill, as I seem to be able to eat more than I want to be eating.
