Look what I found

[njgal 535]

https://wlsappeals.com/2094/walters_bariatric_surgery_blog/20-years-bariatric-surgery-patient/

I found this to be useful... maybe you will too?

[Elaine.Russell 3]

Very, very uplifting and hopeful. I'm three years out from RNY, and am already finding the maintenance the hardest part of the battle.

[njgal 535]

3 hours ago, Elaine.Russell said:

Very, very uplifting and hopeful. I'm three years out from RNY, and am already finding the maintenance the hardest part of the battle.

I am beginning to understand that as well even though I'm still pre-op. Are you still happy with your decision though?

[Elaine.Russell 3]

Absolutely, it saved my life. I would do it over again, but hopefully I won't have to. I know that there are some that eventually need a revision, but that's life, not everyone reacts the same. It's not a free pass to go back to pathological eating patterns, though. I've know several people over the years that thought they could maintain their weight loss by eating LESS of their trigger foods. I bet you can guess how that worked out!

[njgal 535]

Absolutely, it saved my life. I would do it over again, but hopefully I won't have to. I know that there are some that eventually need a revision, but that's life, not everyone reacts the same. It's not a free pass to go back to pathological eating patterns, though. I've know several people over the years that thought they could maintain their weight loss by eating LESS of their trigger foods. I bet you can guess how that worked out!

I bet!! Thanks


H 5'6" HW 253, CW 250, TBS 9/19

[Elaine.Russell 3]

Good luck with your surgery!

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[njgal 535]

Good luck with your surgery!
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Cheers! And good luck to you with maintenance


H 5'6" HW 253, CW 250, TBS 9/19

[Rainbow_Warrior 996]

Very good article.

Thanks for sharing, njgal.

I hope he's doing well now that some extra years have passed.