I find it quite amazing to watch. To think they can do all this through a few small holes in an abdomen. To think they did this (or at least something very similar) to MY stomach is a bit surreal.
As many of my friends and followers know, I have some opinions. Pretty strong opinions. I've found that sometimes when expressing my opinions on places like Facebook, I can get into some trouble and make people mad. So, on the advice of a cousin, I'm setting up a blog. Here I can say whatever I want and if you don't like it you don't have to read it. :)
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Not for the faint of heart
Everything is on YouTube these days, so it's no surprise that the type of surgery I received (Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy) is viewable there. I never went looking for one before surgery (because it didn't occur to me to do so) and after surgery I wasn't sure I really wanted to see it. Today I ran across a post from a fellow Sleeve friend. She posted this video and I watched. It's really amazing. And a little disgusting. So, if you have a weak stomach, I don't suggest you watch this:
I find it quite amazing to watch. To think they can do all this through a few small holes in an abdomen. To think they did this (or at least something very similar) to MY stomach is a bit surreal.
I find it quite amazing to watch. To think they can do all this through a few small holes in an abdomen. To think they did this (or at least something very similar) to MY stomach is a bit surreal.
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