Comments on: Wow…. http://charity-lynn.com/blogging/wow-2/ Just Another Single White Female Mon, 08 Mar 2010 18:31:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: divinemscharity http://charity-lynn.com/blogging/wow-2/comment-page-1/#comment-733 divinemscharity Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:14:26 +0000 http://charity-lynn.com/?p=639#comment-733 Oh yes, and did I mention that my doctor is a complete and utter idiot?? Knowing him, he's probably got the whole thing turned upside down and it wouldn't be a problem for me at all. *sigh* Oh yes, and did I mention that my doctor is a complete and utter idiot?? Knowing him, he's probably got the whole thing turned upside down and it wouldn't be a problem for me at all. *sigh*

]]> By: divinemscharity http://charity-lynn.com/blogging/wow-2/comment-page-1/#comment-732 divinemscharity Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:12:35 +0000 http://charity-lynn.com/?p=639#comment-732 Don't worry! Mine is a major one that causes me to have acid reflux and (sorry for the TMI) throw up at random and annoying times (anytime I get nervous for one ugh). This is because I was born with mine. Yay me. LOL Some people don't have that problem - I'm sure if your surgeon was worried that fixing yours would cause problems, he'd have either left it alone, or said something to you! Don't worry! Mine is a major one that causes me to have acid reflux and (sorry for the TMI) throw up at random and annoying times (anytime I get nervous for one ugh). This is because I was born with mine. Yay me. LOL Some people don't have that problem – I'm sure if your surgeon was worried that fixing yours would cause problems, he'd have either left it alone, or said something to you!

]]> By: kissmykitty http://charity-lynn.com/blogging/wow-2/comment-page-1/#comment-731 kissmykitty Tue, 24 Nov 2009 02:06:50 +0000 http://charity-lynn.com/?p=639#comment-731 Okay, you've got me a bit worried now. When I came out of surgery, I found out that I had a minor (so minor that I didn't even know I had it!) hiatal hernia around my diaphragm, where my stomach protruded a bit into it. My surgeon fixed it, but didn't say anything to me about it, or about any potential complications. I think I'm going to look into that. So far I have been very, VERY careful to not overeat or overdrink, but I'm sure the potential is there, and I'm sure it'll happen at some point!<br>And yes, it is true that overeating after a bypass or lap-band can cause vomiting. Since the stomach can't hold an over-abundance of contents, the food has to come back up and out.<br><br>Weight loss is hard. It's hard to get it off, and even harder to keep it off. That's why after five years of researching and deliberating, I decided to go ahead and have the surgery. Not being able to eat and potentially not being able to eat certain things ever again does suck, but losing weight, looking better and being healthy means so much more in the end. :) Okay, you've got me a bit worried now. When I came out of surgery, I found out that I had a minor (so minor that I didn't even know I had it!) hiatal hernia around my diaphragm, where my stomach protruded a bit into it. My surgeon fixed it, but didn't say anything to me about it, or about any potential complications. I think I'm going to look into that. So far I have been very, VERY careful to not overeat or overdrink, but I'm sure the potential is there, and I'm sure it'll happen at some point!
And yes, it is true that overeating after a bypass or lap-band can cause vomiting. Since the stomach can't hold an over-abundance of contents, the food has to come back up and out.

Weight loss is hard. It's hard to get it off, and even harder to keep it off. That's why after five years of researching and deliberating, I decided to go ahead and have the surgery. Not being able to eat and potentially not being able to eat certain things ever again does suck, but losing weight, looking better and being healthy means so much more in the end. )

]]> By: divinemscharity http://charity-lynn.com/blogging/wow-2/comment-page-1/#comment-721 divinemscharity Mon, 23 Nov 2009 22:14:26 +0000 http://charity-lynn.com/?p=639#comment-721 Oh yes, and did I mention that my doctor is a complete and utter idiot?? Knowing him, he's probably got the whole thing turned upside down and it wouldn't be a problem for me at all. *sigh* Oh yes, and did I mention that my doctor is a complete and utter idiot?? Knowing him, he's probably got the whole thing turned upside down and it wouldn't be a problem for me at all. *sigh*

]]> By: divinemscharity http://charity-lynn.com/blogging/wow-2/comment-page-1/#comment-720 divinemscharity Mon, 23 Nov 2009 22:12:35 +0000 http://charity-lynn.com/?p=639#comment-720 Don't worry! Mine is a major one that causes me to have acid reflux and (sorry for the TMI) throw up at random and annoying times (anytime I get nervous for one ugh). This is because I was born with mine. Yay me. LOL Some people don't have that problem - I'm sure if your surgeon was worried that fixing yours would cause problems, he'd have either left it alone, or said something to you! Don't worry! Mine is a major one that causes me to have acid reflux and (sorry for the TMI) throw up at random and annoying times (anytime I get nervous for one ugh). This is because I was born with mine. Yay me. LOL Some people don't have that problem – I'm sure if your surgeon was worried that fixing yours would cause problems, he'd have either left it alone, or said something to you!

]]> By: kissmykitty http://charity-lynn.com/blogging/wow-2/comment-page-1/#comment-719 kissmykitty Mon, 23 Nov 2009 20:06:50 +0000 http://charity-lynn.com/?p=639#comment-719 Okay, you've got me a bit worried now. When I came out of surgery, I found out that I had a minor (so minor that I didn't even know I had it!) hiatal hernia around my diaphragm, where my stomach protruded a bit into it. My surgeon fixed it, but didn't say anything to me about it, or about any potential complications. I think I'm going to look into that. So far I have been very, VERY careful to not overeat or overdrink, but I'm sure the potential is there, and I'm sure it'll happen at some point!<br>And yes, it is true that overeating after a bypass or lap-band can cause vomiting. Since the stomach can't hold an over-abundance of contents, the food has to come back up and out.<br><br>Weight loss is hard. It's hard to get it off, and even harder to keep it off. That's why after five years of researching and deliberating, I decided to go ahead and have the surgery. Not being able to eat and potentially not being able to eat certain things ever again does suck, but losing weight, looking better and being healthy means so much more in the end. :) Okay, you've got me a bit worried now. When I came out of surgery, I found out that I had a minor (so minor that I didn't even know I had it!) hiatal hernia around my diaphragm, where my stomach protruded a bit into it. My surgeon fixed it, but didn't say anything to me about it, or about any potential complications. I think I'm going to look into that. So far I have been very, VERY careful to not overeat or overdrink, but I'm sure the potential is there, and I'm sure it'll happen at some point!
And yes, it is true that overeating after a bypass or lap-band can cause vomiting. Since the stomach can't hold an over-abundance of contents, the food has to come back up and out.

Weight loss is hard. It's hard to get it off, and even harder to keep it off. That's why after five years of researching and deliberating, I decided to go ahead and have the surgery. Not being able to eat and potentially not being able to eat certain things ever again does suck, but losing weight, looking better and being healthy means so much more in the end. )

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