I wouldn't have DARED touch the majority of what she's consuming for at least 8 or 9 monthsFrom hearing from other WLS patients, you aren't supposed to have alcohol for the first year!
I truly believe she was bumped up the NHS wait list because she is a ward sister... she failed every pre op target set by the team and even then she attended the weight management programme that actually does provide the tools, education and support to make bariatric surgery a success. There is a very negative misconception surrounding weight loss surgery when in reality it isn't easy and requires an imense amount of hard work and dedication. She is the type that gives it the bad repIt was obvious it wouldn't last as a band/sleeve doesn't cure your food addiction, it's a mental issue! Unless you try hard to lose the weight yourself, understand why you overeat and curb the big portions and binge eating, everything else will be a quick fix! But there's no telling people like her, they'll learn the hard way - and serves them right!![]()
I agree with you, I think it actually makes it worse she is Nhs and risking her life as it just makes socially distancing look irrelevant. She’s posted online for thousands to see. What if those people look at her and think “she’s not even adhering to the rules, why should we” she’s a bad example. I’m sure everyone has broken the rules a little bit but don’t post it online for everyone to seeI would disagree sorry but everyones allowed an opinion... i have family memebers who have died from it, ones who cant leave their house due to shielding, i have family in the NHS none of which are hot tubbing with people.