Bariatric Surgery Community

22/10/2025

I have been looking at my case studies.
It never ceases to amaze me the number of people that are overweight / obese due to trauma of some kind.
Abuse is the number one, fiscal,emotional and sexual.
The go to make yourself feel better is food. In some cases the sweets, cakes and biscuits were given after abuse, as a bribe to keep the secret.
Some cases were denied food as punishment or plain cruelty.
Emotional distress of any kind brings on the habit of comfort eating. Logic says don’t eat that but emotions will always win over logic.
It’s time to take control of emotional eating.
Counselling, NLP and Hypnosis are amazing tools to help deal with the emotion.
Email for support.
bariatricsurgery support@outlook.com

29/09/2025

https://www.skool.com/bariatric-surgery-support-9488/about?ref=092c90ab0d144c2e94a17fbcd4887dc3

What to expect from our SKOOL Community
1 Understanding Obesity.
2 Eating Issues
3 Choosing Your Clinic and Surgeon
4 Types of Weightloss Surgery
5 Risks and Benefits of Weightloss Surgery
6 Gastric Band Surgery Emplaned
7 Gastric Sleeve Surgery Explained
8 Gastric Bypass Surgery Explained
9 Surgery Day
10 Recovery and Post Surgery Care
11 Navigating Challenges and Setbacks
12 Maintaining long Term
13 Weekly Q and A session
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07/09/2025

Weight Loss Surgery is a life-changing decision. 🩺 Before you take the next step, make sure you’re fully prepared with the right questions to ask and factors to consider.

Know what to ask your surgeon.
Compare procedure options.
Know your options.

Email bariatricsurgerycommunity@outlook.com
For our FREE Due Diligence Checklist for Weight Loss Surgery today and feel confident in your journey.

02/08/2025

We are a compassionate and supportive online community of individuals who share a common goal – achieving better health through weight-loss surgery.

18/07/2025

Welcome,
If you're reading this, you're probably considering or preparing for weight loss surgery — or maybe you're in recovery right now. We created this SKOOL community to support you during one of the most life-changing (and often overwhelming) journeys you'll ever take.
Inside, you’ll find trusted tips, checklists, and encouragement — all informed by real patients and advisors.
👉 If you want more support, you’re invited to join our SKOOL community, where we talk about recovery, mindset, nutrition, and everything WLS — no judgment, just real support.
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— Your friends at [Bariatric Surgery Community are here to help]

We are a compassionate and supportive online community of individuals who share a common goal – achieving better health through weight-loss surgery.

13/07/2025

Hey there, and welcome to the Bariatric Surgery Community!
I’m so glad you’re here. With over 16 years of experience in the bariatric world, this channel is all about bringing together patients, professionals, and anyone curious about the journey to better health through weight-loss surgery.

Whether you’re thinking about surgery, already on your path, or supporting others through theirs—you’ve found your people.

Here, you’ll find:
💬 Real stories from real patients
🍽️ Tips on nutrition, mindset, and long-term success
🎓 Easy-to-understand info on surgeries and recovery
👩‍⚕️ Insights and discussions for healthcare
🫶 A supportive space to learn, ask questions, and connect

Want even more support?
Join our private SKOOL community for deeper conversations, live Q&As, and resources:

We are a compassionate and supportive online community of individuals who share a common goal – achieving better health through weight-loss surgery.

03/07/2025

Great news. SKOOL have added a resource. It is now possible to answer questions or comments or posts with a video. So I can now respond to questions personally, rather than by text often the written response lacks feeling.
There will of course still be Q&A sessions.
But this video option will allow more personal response in real time.
Join my SKOOL community today.

We are a compassionate and supportive online community of individuals who share a common goal – achieving better health through weight-loss surgery.

01/07/2025

🌟 Struggling on your weight loss trying to decide what path to take. Or on your journey after bariatric surgery? You’re not alone — and you don’t have to do it alone. 🌟
Welcome to the SKOOL Bariatric Surgery Community – your safe, supportive, and professionally guided space to thrive after weight loss surgery. 💪✨
✅ What we offer:
🔹 Expert-Led Guidance – Get direct access to weightloss coaches who understand your journey and know how to help you succeed long term.
🔹 Proven Weight Loss Strategies – Based on years of real-world success, our programs and resources are designed specifically for both pre and post-op support with sustainable results.
🔹 Community Support – Connect with people who truly understand your journey. Ask questions, share victories, and get support when you need it most.
🔹 Workshops, Challenges & Accountability – Stay motivated with regular events that keep you focused, engaged, and moving forward.
🔹 All Inside SKOOL – A powerful learning and community platform built to deliver everything you need in one place – mobile or desktop, on your schedule.

🎯 This isn’t just another weight loss group. It’s a professionally guided transformation hub that combines compassion, knowledge, and long-term success.
👉 Join the SKOOL Bariatric Surgery Community today — and become part of a movement where your health, confidence, and results truly matter.
Click below to join.
💙 Yhttps://www.skool.com/bariatric-surgery-support-9488/about?ref=092c90ab0d144c2e94a17fbcd4887dc3ou're not starting over. You're starting strong.

26/06/2025

It doesn’t matter what weightloss path we are taking.
We have to deal with our eating habit first.
Most overweight people do not eat just because they are hungry. We eat because we are bored, upset or celebrating. Not because we are hungry and not being able to stop when we are full.
This often requires professional help. I can offer this help Please feel free to message me.

22/06/2025

The criteria for weightloss surgery is based on BMI and health issues relating to obesity.
BMI is calculated by hieght and weight.
18.5 is underweight.
18.5 to 24.9 is a healthy weight.
25 to 29.9 is overweight.
30 to 39.9 is obese.
40 and over is severely obese.
Being in the severly obese range qualifies you for weightloss surgery.
BMI of 35 qualifies you if you have health issues related to obesity.
You may be accepted below these thresholds as some clinics and surgeons have a lower criteria acceptance.

18/06/2025

Why l do what you do:

I do what you do because, like many people, l have internalised messages — subtle and loud — from society, media, and even people close to me. Throw away comments. These messages say: "Your body is a measure of your worth." So l anticipated judgment. I’d prepare for it — with a diet , an apology, or silence. It's not weakness. It's survival. It's adapting to their judgment. Feeling like had to conform. All the while feeling so sh*tty about myself, l turned to food for comfort.