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Gastric bypass revision

I'm sorry to hear about your loss. That is a huge life impacting event that can certainly throw anyone off course. The best place to start acquiring revision information is with a bariatric provider center. They will be able to help analyze your current diet, run blood panels to see if everything checks out okay and give you all the details about a revision surgery. Some groups even work closely with Behavioral Health providers and they can step in to help you learn modification techniques to deal with stress and anxiety. Bariatric centers also have Registered Dietitians on hand to help you analyze your current diet and help provide some new guidelines to try and lose weight before surgery is done.
 
I had revision, but not for additional loss, although I have lost about 55 pounds since the revision in August. Mine was for GERD. If you are doing for additional weight loss, I've heard there is a lot more scrutiny and hoops to jump thru. A lot will depend on how far out you are, starting vs current BMI, etc. And, I would expect that they are going to put a lot of focus on the fact that you could be in a temporary set back as you deal with the loss of your husband.
 
Does anyone know where or anything about how or any info on a gastric bypass revision. I just feel like I need one. .
. I have been stalled out since the death of my husband. Any info would be appreciated.
Welcome to the group, Colleen. And congratulations on your commitment to yourself in the face of adversity. There are many people here who also have been widowed or abandoned and are feeling a lot of pain about that. I have suffered multiple deaths in the last year and recently, two deaths that knocked me on my ass.

I take it as a good sign that you are being pestered by something inside you that wants you to take care of yourself by having revision surgery. I really suggest you look through the posts here. There is a huge Archive of thousands of posts, many of which deal with revision surgery. It is so common, especially in people who have had lap band or other ancient surgeries that aren't used anymore.

And even though we function as a group, we do not share only one brain and we do not have only one opinion. It is very important for you to do extensive research. Our members will point you to books, videos and websites. Personally I prefer the Mayo Clinic's bariatric center for its information, as well as Rochester and Johns Hopkins.

But for grieving, I refer you to a beautiful little book that has really helped me:


You don't even have to buy it. It is free as a PDF file online and as an e-file in many places. And it is not simply a book for people who are grieving or trying to recover from divorce. It helps with every single loss in your life, including losing weight, which is often felt as losing your identity. And of course you would lose all that wonderful comfort food that you used to gorge yourself on.

I hope your spirit will be in Balance again soon and that you will realize that although a life has been taken you are still alive and your life has been given to you for a reason. If you contemplate revision surgery, the next step is to see a bariatric specialist.
 
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