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Kenneth B. Jones, M.D.
Choosing a good surgeon was my top priority when I decided to have WLS. First, I listened to what others had to say about the surgeons in my city. Then I asked several doctors, who I work with, for their independent opinions of whom they would recommend. I told them what kind of surgery I had chosen and they ALL reccommended the same MD; Dr. Kenneth B. Jones.
I learned that he was the most experienced surgeon for WLS in this area and that he had done thousands of RNY.
His office staff, Sue and Kim also came highly reccommended by previous patients. I found him and his staff to be so helpful and supportive. I am a self pay patient, so they did their best to advise me of the probable costs involved. Dr. Jones answered all mine and my husbands questions before surgery and in the hospital. He has also shown a great deal of concern and dedication to me in the aftercare. He has offered his help at any time I need it. He completelty addressed all risks and benefits of surgery, the lifestyle changes necessary to adapt to afterwards and the assurance that this procedure was generally a very safe procedure long term if one follows aftercare instructions. I would highly reccommend him to any patient.
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  • Comment by judyanne on 8/14/07 7:54 am
    Friday is your day! Just remember you are on the journey of a lifetime. Try to enjoy every minute. It may sound weird now, but know that you are cared for and prayed for here, and all too soon this will be but a memory and you will be an inspiration to someone else. I am waiting for you on the losers' bench!
  • Comment by treiser on 8/14/07 5:00 am
    Good luck on your big day!! You will be in my thoughts and prayers - Tanya
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8 months post op
on April 14, 2008 8:46 pm
Where has the time gone. I have seriously been delinquent in writting. It's been 8 months since surgery. I have been very pleased with the results. I am close to my goal weight. My current pictures aren't posted, but I do look different. I am grateful that I have not, so far, had any major health problems since surgery. The time has come when weight loss is very slow, but that's okay. Up to this point, as of a month or so ago, the weight came off pretty easily. Now, I have to work at it, meaning it's easier to eat more and I can tolerate more kinds of food, so despite exercising, I still need to watch what I eat. One can stop losing or gain weight back if they don't change their habits. I am at that point of coming to terms with this truth. When I first had my surgery I couldn't stand to watch people eat because it seemed like so much food to me and it made me quesey. Now, I, too, can eat more, not as much as preop, but more than post op. So, now, more than ever, the need to really focus on what I'm doing is important. I didn't want to think of ever going on a diet again after surgery. I don't plan on dieting at this point, but the fact that I can physically eat more food scares me to the point of realizing that I will probably be able to eat even more as time continues to pass, SO, I need to pay better attention to old habits that come up and take care of them. One by one, they need to go bye bye. Sianara. Adios. etc.
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