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Hi, I'm Kirsty, banded August 2014. My post op dairy
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Crystalrainbow
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Healing thoughts sweet one x x x x
Crystalrainbow
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made some space Mouse 
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tranquil_butterfly
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Hope it goes well. Thinking of you.
Best wishes
TBx
Best wishes
TBx
kurstywursty
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Band is gone girls and got to it on time so he didn't have to take away tissue. That's why it was so late at night as every hour was counting. I was running very high temp this along with with my blood results (not to mention my agonising pain- which even morphine wasn't touching for long) the surgeon told me he was almost certain the blood supply to my Tum was compromised and I had necrotic flesh in there.....:.now when he asked me if my band was still viable did I want him to save it but was already recommending that He didn't want to go down that route because slipped bands generally slip again - by this time I was so terrified I just wanted to come out in one piece. He actually told me he may need to remove my stomach.
So although I'm gutted. I'm also relieved
My band never really worked for me - though I have to say I never really worked the band. But to not be harsh on myself. I never ever had restriction at all. And certainly no will power. Hey if I had will.power I would never have needed the band in the first place
I have only spoken to the nurse as yet. She said I was the talk of the ward and they were all so relieved as they had been told I would probably coming up from theatre into high dependency
So if I'm still welcome on here I think I may continue on my eight loss journey with the support of the lovely friends I have met on here xxx
So although I'm gutted. I'm also relieved
My band never really worked for me - though I have to say I never really worked the band. But to not be harsh on myself. I never ever had restriction at all. And certainly no will power. Hey if I had will.power I would never have needed the band in the first place
I have only spoken to the nurse as yet. She said I was the talk of the ward and they were all so relieved as they had been told I would probably coming up from theatre into high dependency
So if I'm still welcome on here I think I may continue on my eight loss journey with the support of the lovely friends I have met on here xxx
sharon2014
Active Member
Glad to hear your back with us Kirsty, I'm sorry to hear your band slipped but at least your on the mend now.
I think it's a tough lesson and just reconfirm to newer people that it's important to follow all the rules and to do the research and make sure it's right for you!
I hope now you can get back to normal, your still my surgery buddy!!!
If when your fit, if you fancy a wee visit let me know xxx
I think it's a tough lesson and just reconfirm to newer people that it's important to follow all the rules and to do the research and make sure it's right for you!
I hope now you can get back to normal, your still my surgery buddy!!!
If when your fit, if you fancy a wee visit let me know xxx
mouse57
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Well that's the best news I've ever heard. You just need to get strong and back home, and not to worry about next week. It will all sort itself out. You look after you with out regret because you haven't done anything wrong because you did really well. The most important thing is that you are alive. Sending you huge hugs. Rest and repair
kurstywursty
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Ah ha ha xxxxxx
kurstywursty
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This gave me a right laugh xx
kurstywursty
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Daisy. Just getting to read through my posts. Toast is an option they suggest you swap for bread ;-) not that it matters now d
