Anyone need a revision at a year out after RNY??

I'm hoping that maybe I can get some more answers on this forum and relate better than I do to most of the post-ops on the main message board.  I had open RNY on 9/7/05 and lost 83 pounds in the first 5 months, but since then NOTHING.  Around the time I was 2 and a half months to 3 months out I noticed that my appetite returned with a vengence and it seemed like I was already eating way more than a lot of post ops a year out or more!  For the record, I never drink with my meals and I do eat pretty healthy, however my problem seems to be that I graze all day because I never seem to feel full I'm scheduled for a CT scan tomorrow and having an upper GI next week to see if they can determine whether I have a staple line rupture of if the opening of my stoma is too large, but does this happen often to someone at not even a year out??  I feel like I'm the worlds biggest failure and I'm terrified that even if they determine that my surgery has failed, my insurance company will never cover a revision, and I could never afford to pay out of pocket so looks like I'm doomed to be morbidly obese forever........sorry for the whining, I just feel so lost right now.

Would your insurance cover it if there was fault with the original surgery? That way it isn't a revision due to failure, but surgical fault. Maybe you can get your surgeon and your PCP to write letters of support to send to your insurance.

I had RNY in march of 2005 and became pregnant at 6 weeks post op and due to complications with the pregnancy  (eating and throwing up) I stretched my pouch and need to have a revision.  I had an endoscopic evaluation and my pouch has stretched but my opening is normal.  So I will just have to have my pouch size reduced.  I am scheduled for revision on sept. 11.

I only lost weight about two and after surgery.  I lost about 30lbs. My surgeon is to arrogant to say his partner was at fault. So, I believe that the pouch can be made to large after surgery.

I believe the same thing, some pouches seem to be smaller, by the amount of food some people can eat. Once I was on regular foods, I could eat almost as much as I could before the surgery. The result is, slow weight loss.

I swear I could have written this.  I am so embarressed that I have only lost 52 pounds.  I had a revision from the lap band to the RNY the 15th of Nov.  I had a scoping done due to throwing up and they stretched me.  He rechecked me in Jan and restretched me again.  I think he ruined me!  I have not lost weight since then.  It breaks my heart that I will never see under 200 pounds.  Not sure where to go from here or how to even fix it.  I am calling and making an appointment with the surgeon I am now seeing. 

Have you checked into the DS?