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I am very interested in hearing about how ppl are are doing 2 yrs or more post op and how the restriction is now

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So good to hear from you. I have a friend whose siblings have sleeve and she says a few years later there is less restriction. I currently have a lapband and considering switching. How us your. Restriction

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I will be 3 years next month. I can definitely eat more than I could the first year, but no where near like before surgery. Protein still fills me up quickly. Where it used to be 3-4 ounces, I am more 5-7 ounces, depending on the meat. I don't think I could eat a whole hamburger if I tried. I can do a McD kid burger, but no room for anything else. Hope that helps.

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So when u eat 5-7 onces how long is is before u hungry again

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Usually in 3 hours,

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I was fortunate enough to get a 28F (that is really small) Today at 3 years out I can still not eat more 6oz of food at a time. If I eat only Protein, that's even less. I can eat whatever, of course, but only very small amounts still. For example I could eat a whole (small) Breakfast taco, but then i feel uncomfortable, so I eat about 3/4 of it and am fine. I can only eat 1 egg and 1 1/2 slices of bacon. I can only eat about 6 grapes. I still slime everytime i overdo it, and when i eat a bit too much, i sneeze like crazy
:rolleyes:
My restriction is fabulous. I am maintaining my weight between 210 and 215lbs. My doctors goal weight for me was 212. I don't have a problem "watching" my intake at all, although i've heard of people gaining a lot of weight back despite the sleeve (go figure)
:huh:
hope this helps

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You guys so rock! What kind of foods do you eat? If you don't mind me asking. I so miss the tickers we use to have until they were deleted on our sites.........:)

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Same here.

The one thing I do avoid is salad. Lots of filling, but very little nutrients for the volume it takes up. It makes me laugh the the "diet food" is the one I don't have. LOL!

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You are so awesome. I have to assure my friends who are loosing nothing on lapband that sleeve really wirks

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I was fortunate enough to get a 28F (that is really small) Today at 3 years out I can still not eat more 6oz of food at a time. If I eat only protein' date=' that's even less. I can eat whatever, of course, but only very small amounts still. For example I could eat a whole (small) Breakfast taco, but then i feel uncomfortable, so I eat about 3/4 of it and am fine. I can only eat 1 egg and 1 1/2 slices of bacon. I can only eat about 6 grapes. I still slime everytime i overdo it, and when i eat a bit too much, i sneeze like crazy :rolleyes: My restriction is fabulous. I am maintaining my weight between 210 and 215lbs. My doctors goal weight for me was 212. I don't have a problem "watching" my intake at all, although i've heard of people gaining a lot of weight back despite the sleeve (go figure) :huh: hope this helps[/quote']

I sneeze too and thought it was just me! I'm only 5 weeks out.

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Def going to sleeve next year

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