Re: stoma

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In a message dated 6/29/2003 7:17:54 PM Eastern Standard Time,

rudni416@... writes:

> What a different having a smaller stoma made. Don't know how many surgeons

> are using silastic bands but it worked for me

US Bariatrics use it routinely in Ft Lauderdale, Fl, I am grateful that they

do.

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Yeah, that talking & eating, & talking thing gets me into trouble, too.

Forget " who I am " and that I must chew ilke a rookie. OR else.....

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Re: stoma

> In a message dated 6/29/2003 12:41:21 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> west8@... writes:

>

> > Don't know how many surgeons are using silastic bands but it

> > worked for me

>

> Yes, I have a silastic band and am thankful for it. But be careful and

make

> sure you chew well. At lunch with the Vitatour yesterday I didn't chew

the

> turkey well enough and it got stuck. I had to rush to the ladies room.

It

> seems I can't talk and eat. Since I never shut up at lunch I just stopped

eating

> and brought my lunch home.:0)

>

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