Hi,
I had a gastric band 2 years ago now and weigh more than i did before that procedure.
I realise a lot of this is my own fault as i continue to eat in a similar way i did before the surgery and despite starting with renewed intention every Monday, i have usually failed by Tuesday!
I have never reached the "sweet spot" and have volleyed backwards and forwards from over to under restriction.
I was wondering if the gastric bypass procedure would be any more helpful in helping me to lose weight or whether i am just going to be a big fat waste of space for ever?
I have a big problem with my pelvis which severly restricts my mobility and ability to exercise, which has left me quite unmotivated, i think losing a lot of weight may help, but its very chicken and egg for me!
I would love to hear anyones opinions, especially if you have had a bypass after band.
Thanks
Claire
I had a gastric band 2 years ago now and weigh more than i did before that procedure.
I realise a lot of this is my own fault as i continue to eat in a similar way i did before the surgery and despite starting with renewed intention every Monday, i have usually failed by Tuesday!
I have never reached the "sweet spot" and have volleyed backwards and forwards from over to under restriction.
I was wondering if the gastric bypass procedure would be any more helpful in helping me to lose weight or whether i am just going to be a big fat waste of space for ever?
I have a big problem with my pelvis which severly restricts my mobility and ability to exercise, which has left me quite unmotivated, i think losing a lot of weight may help, but its very chicken and egg for me!
I would love to hear anyones opinions, especially if you have had a bypass after band.
Thanks
Claire