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That's the only way I can go to sleep. Nurse put a pillow at my back in the hospital so I could, haven't had any problems doing so at home.

CONGRATS!

Niterun

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I am post op three weeks and thats all I have been able to do is sleep on my side..... I rotate between right and left, because I still have alot gas in chest so some days one side bother me more then other side.

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Hi everyone, I was banded March 11th (doing very good) is it okay to sleep on our sides?

Thanks,

Sherry:unsure:

I'm a side/stomach sleeper and have had no problems. I first slept on my stomach at 3 days post op and been fine ever since!!

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Hello, I was banded on Jan 28th and that was also a big concern for me. I am not a back sleeper and while I had to stay in the hospital overnite I was on my back the whole nite :thumbup: My back hurt me for two weeks. Needless to say when I got home from the hospital I hit the bed,laid on my side and slept for 8 hours. It felt great and have never had problems sleeping on my side. You should be fine. Good luck on your journey. :w00t:

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I was banded March 3 and sleep on my belly fine. I was doing it like 3 days after i got it. I think it depends on how comfortable u are. Much love!

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Thanks everyone. I'll be sleeping much better tonight :thumbup:

Sherry

Hey Sherry, where do you live in Maryland. I am near Salisbury

Jen

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Hi Sherry, I was banded a day after you. Congrats !!! sleeping has been something else for me too I cant stand sleeping on my back but it hurts too much to sleep on my side so i'm pretty much stuck.

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I was banded on the 9th, slept on my sides in the hospital with a pillow up against me. When I got home I couldnt sleep or get comfortable in the bed so I slept in the recliner for a few days. Now I am back to sleeping in the bed with a pillow up against me and sleeping ok..Best of luck to you.

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More power to ya if you can already sleep on your side!! It took me almost two weeks until I could finally sleep on my side. Talk about miserable!! I hate sleeping on my back! :) Good luck to ya!!!

Hugs,

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Hey Jen,

I'm in Odenton

Cool, I know where that is. I used to go up there to figure skate at Piney Orchard sometimes in the summer when our rink was closed. I always was a bit plumper than most of the other skaters, this year I have not even gone back to the rink.. :)

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