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Ohhhh yeah, I'm with you. I have the same problem too and you are correct, it's most likely from eating too fast.
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Flip book!? PJM - you are totally awesome:o) I love that idea, however I think I will stick with the little black dress. Like you, my wonderful daughter has been with me all the way. Support is so very important.
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Don't worry, you are doing great! Be careful to eat small bites, and chew-chew-chew. When that band gets filled you will notice immediately that you should have been in training for a much smaller pouch. I figured if I could eat fairly normal, while still watching myself I was doing all right. That was until that first…
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I also know people that had both the bypass or band and failed. I just don't understand it, you have to work hard in order to get it done in the first place. I have the band and it's my best friend:o) If you are determined to lose and keep it off, you will succeed! I force myself to get on that scale every week, and that…
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Glad I found a group who have had the lap band. I had mine two years ago and reached goal, yippee! However, I'm finding maintaining very hard. Anyone else out there find that some days you can actually eat like a normal person then wham! the band kicks in and shuts your eating splurge down? Is this normal?
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New to this site. I had lapband surgery March 2010 and have reached my goal, but having trouble maintaining. What is the 5 day pouch test? I have never heard of it??
