Laurie B recently had Gastric Sleeve Surgery with Dr Kuri in February of 2020. She recently contacted us with a before and after photo. The first photo was before her surgery during a New Years Eve party for 2020. The second photo was taken 6 months post surgery in August 2020.
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I suffer with Multiple SclerosisI (MS) and have mobility issues which makes exercise extremely difficult, and nearly impossible. Gastric Sleeve Surgery with Dr Kuri has been a great tool to help me lose weight, help my heart, and learn new eating habits for a healthier life.
The following image compares an overweight 250 lbs woman on the left and a woman of average weight of 120 lbs on the right. We normally associate weight with our outward appearance, but we rarely think about what it looks like, and how that weight affects us on the inside of our bodies. If you look closely, you can see fat compressing the internal organs, joints, enlarging […]
Over the years, I have tried to lose weight with Weight Watchers, South Beach Diet, and many others. Any weight I lost would slowly be regained, along with additional pounds. As I turned 70, I felt real frustration. After talking with friends and several people I know, it was clear that I needed another tool, something different than just another diet. My daughter researched both the lap-band and Gastric Sleeve procedures. With my daughters help, […]
CNN – “Gosh, I wanna be that guy again,” Jeff Baxter would think when he remembered how it felt to be in shape.
The 66-year-old teacher wasn’t exactly accustomed to the extra pounds he was carrying around. He had been a marathoner before what he calls “bad teacher habits” crept into his life.
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Successful Weight Management after weight loss surgery requires you to develop a mindset and a philosophy about your relationship to food, about what to eat, what not to eat as often by using moderation, establishing self control boundaries, becoming more mindful and aware of food and stress triggers, continuing to educate yourself, finding the value in daily exercise. This also includes your attitude towards yourself and the world around you. Recognize the process where you have to work with yourself to get from the state you’re in, to a state where you wanna be. You may have entered into this process with the goal of being thinner in the same way you may buy a lottery ticket to be wealthier, but what you really want is a change of state. You want a change in how you feel, how you live.
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