James Ku, M.D. I met Dr. Ku at a WL surgery seminar and i was very impressed with what he had to say, he answered questions no matter how strange they might of sounded. After the seminar i knew that he was the one i wanted to do my surgery.
He has a very caring staff in his office, i am always comfortable when i go there.
His PA-C Stacey is wonderful also. She answered any questions i had and seemed to understand how i was feeling before,during and after.
I couldn't of asked for a better surgeon than Dr. Ku. He knows what he's doing, an excellent and knowledgable sugeon. I had lap RNY and am doing great, i never had to use pain meds when i got home.
I would recomend Dr. Ku to anyone having this surgery.
Karen,
I just read on the
main board that
surgery went well
and your doing good.
I am so happy for
you and glad to have
you on this side of
surgery. Best wishes
to you and my
continued prayers go
out to you during
your recouperation.
I am so proud of
you!
Diana ( aka -
Patularn)
On Sept. 8, 2007, i got married. I'm so happy, I have a wonderful husband.
As of this morning i lost 111 lbs. so far.....it seems to be coming off very very slow right now....i'm trying not to get depressed. I'm going to have to excercise....no ifs ands or buts.......
So far i've lost 106 lbs. Amazing isn't it.....Thank you God.
I've been on Paxil for over 10 years for panic disorder, i went to my Dr. last week and he cut my dose in half because i was feeling more depressed than ever, since i had surgery. I think he may have to lower it some more, possibly i can get off of it. That would be great. I still take klonopin for anxiety tho.
I've been getting more frequent migrain headaches. I have a prescription for those now. I'm hoping there just from the stress of getting my daughters wedding together for Aug. and mine for Sept.
Other than that i'm doing fine.......i still need to excercise....last week i hurt my knee so that debilitated me for a bit. It's getting better now. I had picked up smoking again but am now on Chantix to help quit. I know once i quit i'll definately be excercising because i'll be able to breath. I pray that God works on me so i can get back on track.
So far i've lost a total of 102lbs. I finally know what it's like not to feel like a failure I do have to start excercising more, i just need to get myself motivated.
Finally i have lost 100 lbs. It's awesome. I still have close to another 100lbs. to lose but in time it will happen. I'm so happy. My wedding plans are going good. I will never regret having this surgery, i could of never lost this much weight at one time without it.
It's been so long since i posted on here. I know i've been going thru so many emotions. When i stall i get depressed. I think i always hid behind my fat and possibly still do. I think i need to look deep inside me and change my thinking that i am worthy to lose weight and be thin or thinner and healthy. I need to start thinking positive again. This surgery was a big step for me in my life, but i have no regrets. I just need to work on me.
Where do i begin, i've always been heavy, i was a fat kid. I remember weighing 70 lbs. in second grade and 120lbs. in 7th grade. I was over 200 lbs. when i graduated high school. I didn't think much of my weight at the time i guess because it didn't stop me from doing whatever i wanted to do. I got married at 19. Had my daughter when I was 25. I remember weighing 302 lbs. right before i gave birth. I got myself down to 245 lbs. by the time my daughter was 5 months old. I divorced after 18 yrs. of marriage. Went back to work in retail management. I still felt ok with my weight, however, eventually as i was getting older so were aches and pains that i definately took notice to. I talked to my mother about WLS, she was concerned and asked me to make it my last resort. So i trudged away on diet upon diet only to gain what little weight i lost back and then some. It has taken me over 2 yrs. to make this decision. I did research on it, went to seminars, i really wanted to educate myself well. My mom died 2 years ago. Mom, this is my last resort.