The following videos are of Don Swonger telling of the changes in his life since his laporoscopic Roux en-Y Gastric Bypass as of a year ago.
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Those first few years post-op are really quite miraculous. Generally, we lose most, if not all of our excess weight, and our labs are generally quite good.
ReplyDeleteWhat I would love to see is testimonials from longer post-ops: how much weight lost, how much weight loss maintained, supplementation regimen, are you tracking your labs, and how are you advocating for your own post-op health?
Would love to see information such as this.
Thanks!
Katie,
ReplyDeleteI do plan to post follow up videos from patients who are out longer on our website at www.freshstartbariatrics.com. Soon I hope to have video followups on a separate blog.
Thanks for the comment and suggestion.