Veronica, it sounds like your revision should absolutely be covered. hope so!
ETA: just read the insurance thread....so, maybe not. but it should be, dammit.
ETA: just read the insurance thread....so, maybe not. but it should be, dammit.
From what I have seen, a really tight sleeve will make you miserable for a longer time, and then stretch out anyway. You may keep your weight off a year or so longer - but end up in the same place, and in the meantime, will be hungry and miserable.
Not trying to get in a pissing match, but what do you call a "really tight sleeve"?
I as a fresh post-op could barely fit 1.5oz meat in for a few months.. granted, that relaxed to my current 3-4oz plus some veg room now.. but no where during that time have I felt miserable.. and I still don't get hungry often. I for sure cannot even come close to eating what I used to pre-op by any stretch.. I max out well short of a normal person, and a huge amount short of what I use to put away.. and I've not exactly done as some others and tried to intentionally "undereat" my capacity. I eat till full, and usually have the last bite or two over anyway, just out of habit.. which has not caused any stretch that I can tell.. no puking, no "foamies" save for a couple instances the first 6mo out.. So just wondering where you are getting the input that tight sleeves= hungry & miserable?
Yeap, interesting. I noticed Dr. K's remark was almost completely ignored. Actually so was Dr. Roslin's. They seem to be still focused on the damned MGB and who in the hell came up with using the BPD as an alternative?????I *think* you can read it without being either signed into LinkedIn or a member of the ASMBS group
I believe the MGB and BPD promoters were non-US surgeons.Yeap, interesting. I noticed Dr. K's remark was almost completely ignored. Actually so was Dr. Roslin's. They seem to be still focused on the damned MGB and who in the hell came up with using the BPD as an alternative?????