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Glad you're okay...thinking of you. xxx

You look stunningly gorgeous and so classy! Love your outfit. Your husband's a lucky fella. :-)

I was 40.

I just noticed your avatar. Is that you? Wow!!

Glad you're good fella, just take it easy and relax. All the best for a speedy recovery.

This is sounding like one of the pitfall's of non-NHS surgery. If you needed a gastroscopy post-op after NHS surgery, I'd imagine they'd just do it. How much does one cost anyway? Do you have medical insurance cover that will pay for it?

I sent you a PM mate. Wishing you all the very best. Dave

All or nothing... noted. ;-) Hehe...

Maybe it's not criticism but a desire for all of us to succeed? We're on here for the same reason - surely we all want to be successful? One thing's for sure - you need to develop a thicker skin if you're having bariatric surgery. There are critics everywhere.

You look great! That's a lovely pair of pins you got there.... ;-) x

I was about to ask.....who's Humphrey? I'm Dave!

Whilst the term "you need to wake up" may be considered harsh by some, in reality, it's what Wls is for all of us - a wake up call. We *all* need to wake up and realise that the overweight conditions of our body are only our own doing. The wake-up call is realising that we need to do something...

Lansoprazole is for acid, Infacol is for wind, post op. Try it, it works a treat.

Look after yourself. xx

I've heard from fatbloke, he's ok, was discharged yesterday.

You can, but I'd say not too many. Sorbitol is a laxative.

I haven't, I sent him a PM but have heard nothing thus far.

It's all about seasoning and flavour. :-)

Good luck to all of you post-op surgery newbies! :-) It's gets easier. Pain gets less, weight drops. It's awesome. Look forward to the rest of your slimmer lives guys. Best wishes! xx

Happy Surgiversary today Hun! xxx