Does anyone have any images of their barium swallow post and pre surgery they can share?

[Spirited]

I just had a barium swallow. I was sleeved April 2012 however, have always had the ability to eat quite a bit of food and not much oral restriction. Its increasingly difficult to curb my appetite and can easily eat for example a six inch meatball sub or 100gram steak, potato and salad. Essentially i can eat like a normal person. I will end up fat again. I have a failed gastric sleeve. The fondus is in tact and this is the cause.
My surgeon has recommend re-sleeving due to barium swallow shows a dilated fundus.
He is not sure why the fundus has ballooned out and not answered my question as only via email on whether it was cut in the first place.
I have the scans of my barium swallow and have googled but can not find images of patients sleeved to compare mine to.
I essentially want to be armed with all the information at hand prior to my face to face appointment next week to ensure i make the right decision to resleeve or not.
There is an increased leakage risk for re-sleeving My surgeon takes the statistics from those that have gone lap band to sleeve. The chance of dying is still quite slow.
Im a lucky person and trust my surgeon to erro on the side of caution so dont believe i will have a leakage but am curious to see what others new stomach looks like.

I started at 146kg. 9 months later I am 109kg. Would you resleeve? my goal weight is 85kg so i still have 24kg to go.

[klester0016]

Well I think you are doing really good with the weight loss...you have lost around 81 pounds in 9 months...have you stopped losing weight?

[Spirited]

Yes. I have been at 109kg for at least 9 weeks. And, I am so furociously hungry constantly! not head hunger. genuine where is the food i want to eat hunger. i can eat way to much compared with others at this stage. 200gram steak,potato and salad way too normal at 9 months out. I am still clinically obese size 18 clothes.

[cowgirljane]

Spirited, while you are waiting for more info and to really confirm if this is the right thing to do, consider the suggestions I made on the other post about hunger reduction. I too experienced hunger return at about 7 months out. Now at 12 months out, I am feeling good about it again and it definately helped to make lifestyle/eating changes.

I was a band to sleeve revision, and the risks are higher but if the benefit is there - worth it. I would just try everything else first as having a leak or whatever is no joke - bad news. I was lucky to not suffer any of that though.