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David Roseland is an
ex-army person and has served his nation for 27 years. Always saw himself as a
reasonably fit guy. He was a big man, sure, but he was physically active,
working out regularly and doing martial arts, and he generally believed he was
in good shape. “I felt strong, I felt good,” he says. That is, until he landed
in the hospital with congestive heart failure, after which his doctors limited
his physical activity. His weight ballooned, and he gained nearly 100 pounds.
His size was increasing day by day and every time he was out for shopping, he had to buy something the size bar seems higher. “I would go to the store to buy some clothes, and I had to get increasingly larger clothes. So, that was very frustrating, as my weight increased more and more, and blood pressure rose and I use to feel tired more and more quickly, “I knew that something had to be done.”
Concerned David, after a
brief discussion with his cardiologist decided gastric-bypass surgery would be
a good course for him. Besides his immediate health, there were other reasons:
“I think the biggest thing that went into my choice was looking at my
grandchildren, and I’m thinking, if I don’t do something, I’m not going to be
around to watch them grow up, to be there for them and for them to know me.”
David had the Laparoscopic Sleeve
Gastrectomy surgery in India Today,
with the weight gone, he is off of his blood-pressure medication altogether,
his cholesterol is in a very respectable range and he’s cut the amount of
medication he takes for water retention by three-quarters. Now David is back to
his old physical self, walking every day.
David
says - Before the surgery, I probably wouldn’t have been able to do something
like this because of my self-image. A lot of things have changed for the
better, he notes. While I’m adjusted to the restrictions of my food regimen —
“I have to be aware of what you can and can’t have and the amount of things.
When I get full, I’m full, and that’s it”
Ultimately, though, the
tradeoff between food and health is worth the effort, he says. “When I look at
a 10-pound bag of potatoes, I’m thinking, my gosh, I was lugging around 10 of
those every day. My life is so much better now than it was,” he says. “You
know, when people glare at you in a certain way, you can tell. And I know I can
tell the difference when they look at me now it’s more positive now. When you
can reflect a positive image, I think that people around you pick up on that.
And definitely losing the weight has been a journey that I will keep in that
little corner of my brain. I’m much vibrant and satisfied with everything I
do.”
I had a great team in
India and one of the most cooperative staff I have ever seen. Their first
attempt was to make me feel comfortable and each and every detail was briefly
explained to me and special attention was paid to what I eat. Leaving surgery
aside it was a whole new experience to receive such good gesture away from home
and Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy surgery cost in India is one particular thing
that I haven’t thought twice for the surgery. I must admit I’m a lucky man to
be a part of such an amazing program i.e. Laparoscopic
Sleeve Gastrectomy surgery in India.
I am thankful to doctor and
team of India Laparoscopy Surgery for giving me a new life altogether. If
anyone looking for Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy surgery, India is
best and affordable place for them. I am recommend to India Laparoscopy Surgery – A trusted
medical planner in India.
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