Important for People Considering RNY - 2008
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why did you get WLS you were not big at all
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It's VERY easy going in to feel like you are going to do everything perfectly whether or not you were told all the facts. There is a HUGE difference before and after. There also is a HUGE difference between being a "new" postop patient and being 2+ years, 5+ years out, 10+ years out....
-225 lbs & maintaining -- nearing 8 years post RNY
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Do you regret the surgery, considering the side effects now? :(
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do u regret your decision on having the surgery?
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I hope you have gotten your pills under control because I know this must be really hard for you. Im thinking of having one, well... long story that I wont get into but I have calcium stocked up, b12 strips, and a multivitamin... 4 calciums a day 2 multis and a b 12... but this is what we were told going in.. so its wierd they didnt prepare you
gawdess559 1 year ago
If you take a look at my newer updates you'll see the long term repercussions of this surgery and the vit deficiencies associated with it.
shrinkinglaura 1 year ago
Well I must say that I haven't seen a lot of your other videos and was unaware that you were not given the correct information, which is a scary thought. I hope that you are able to get everything up to par with your health.
angiesgirl4ever 1 year ago
No matter how hard you try to follow your vitamin and diet plans sometimes shitty things do happen (with your health). I believe you are one of Amelia's subscribers (massagegoddess) - take a look at some of her updates from this time last year and you will see that, even with being careful, your own health can blow up in your face. I hope to God that you are as prepared as you can be for what you're about to put your body through.
shrinkinglaura 1 year ago
i am having gastric bypass surgery on march 3, 2010 and i have been told that i HAVE to take EVERY DAY FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE 1 prenatal vitamin, calcium citrate, 2000IU vitamin D, Vitamin B12, iron and potassium. If you started taking the Vitamins before your surgery you probably would not have ended up with such a deficiency. You mentioned that you aren't taking everything that they want you to take, how can you expect to feel good if don't follow their instructions to a tee? just my 2 cents.
angiesgirl4ever 2 years ago
I also mentioned in most of my other videos that I was self-pay in Mexico.. didn't exactly receive guidance from a nutritionist. I had to learn everything either online or through trial and error. I can't see the exact date that I uploaded this video but I'm assuming it was early in 2008. At that point I was still learning about my own condition. it's now almost 2 yrs later and despite my efforts to keep my vit levels where they should be, I'm horribly anemic which requires IV iron therapy. :(
shrinkinglaura 1 year ago