blueeyesblinkin
I had been in the process of finding the right Dr. for about 3 1/2 yrs. It wasn't until a year and a half ago I started getting real serious about it because I had overcome my struggle with PTSD(Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome), and I knew my chances of succeeding with the surgery were much better. PTSD effects every aspect of your life, right down to the physical chemistry inside your brain. It was a very difficult fight, but vital. Anyways, I had started to actually enjoy life and that prompted me to take further steps to make myself healthier and after being dissatisfied with my surgeon I attended a seminar at Creighton U in Omaha and decided then I would see Dr. Sudan. A few months later I had my surgery on April 24, 2008. I am getting along great, I am lucky to not have had any problems, I have followed the directions that were gave to me and I am happy with the results. Yes, I still crave fatty greasy foods, but I know I will never eat them again. Food truly can be an addiction, and what I have learned from addictions is once you quit you can never go back, and once you do it's over. So, hence the mindset, "I will never eat them again". I hope this has helped someone and please feel free to message me. May 9th, 2008
