RE: Question about the Mini-Gastric Bypass

[Guest guest]

Hi

We have had lots of New Yorkers.

I'll ask them to contact you.

Dr. Rutledge

Telephone: 702-953-7066 or 702-215-9550

Email: DrR@...

On the Web at http://CLOS.NET

Now Located in Las Vegas, Nevada

Question about the Mini-Gastric Bypass

hi im john and i live in brooklyn , new york any one i can talk to about

the mini gastric by pass out in this area

[Guest guest]

Hello Dr. R,

It's me Billie McClintock!

Today is my 2 year anniversary, -199 pounds thanks to you and Dr. Walsh!!

Thank you both for giving me my life back...MUCH love!!

I will be having heart ablation (again, I had it last March, 6 hours and they

are thinking maybe 12 this time) I'm only one of two people that the extra

circuits returned and possible there are more, anyway thanks to MGB I am able to

have the procedure, Janurary 31 and Dr. Greg will be doing it Greensboro,

Lebauer Heart. Please everyone pray for me!!

AGAIN THANKS!!

Billie

High Point, NC

337/138

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> From: " Dr Rutledge " <Dr_Rutledge@...>

> Date: 2006/01/08 Sun PM 06:08:31 EST

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> " 'Eileen Hartmann' " <eileen@...>, <BillW71262@...>

> Subject: RE: Question about the Mini-Gastric Bypass

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[Guest guest]

Hello Elaine

The Mini-RNY is for people that have no money for the MGB and do have

insurance that will pay for the RNY

We feel strongly that the RNY is in general a flawed surgery with high rates

of complications and weight regain.

In people that have no other option we do offer to do the best RNY we can

DrR

From: TrustTime@... [mailto:TrustTime@...]

Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:47 PM

DrR@...

Subject: Re: Question about the Mini-Gastric Bypass

Hello, Dr. R

Thank you so much for personally responding to my e-mails. I have another

question for you I have noticed on the site ( group) that you also

perform a Mini- RNY. How different is this surgery from the Mini-gastric

bypass - i.e.: recovery time, surgery length and how different is it from

the (? full RNY). Difference is cost?

thanks again for your response.

Elaine

In a message dated 1/15/2007 12:49:39 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,

DrR@... writes:

From: TrustTime@... [mailto:TrustTime@...]

Sent: Monday, January 15, 2007 12:37 PM

drr@...

Subject: Re: Question about the Mini-Gastric Bypass

In a message dated 1/12/2007 2:49:03 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, Trust Time

writes:

Hello, Dr. R.

I saw the Action Hero segment on Discovery Health and would like to say that

I was encouraged. Please keep me posted or undated regarding the future of

the MGB in Los Angeles. Also how often do you hold seminars for those who

are considering the procedure? Next scheduled seminar if available?

*** Most Tuesdays

Thanks Again

Elaine

In a message dated 12/24/2006 7:16:43 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,

drr@... writes:

Hi

Probbly six months to a year

DrR

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

Question about the Mini-Gastric Bypass

Hello, Dr.

I am considering the MGB - I saw an article which reported that a Los

Angeles site was in the working. Is there a projected date for this to

occur?

thanks in advance for your response.

Elaine

[Guest guest]

I have no insurance, (and very little money) I have been trying to get together

the money for the surgery for the last year, though. I was wondering what the

cost of the mini-RNY costs? I may have to just continue to try to save the money

for MGB, but wondered if the mini-RNY was less?

Loretta Wall

2976 CR 343

Gause, TX 77857

loretta4jc#@...

Dr Rutledge <Dr_Rutledge@...> wrote:

Hello Elaine

The Mini-RNY is for people that have no money for the MGB and do have

insurance that will pay for the RNY

We feel strongly that the RNY is in general a flawed surgery with high rates

of complications and weight regain.

In people that have no other option we do offer to do the best RNY we can

DrR

From: TrustTime@... [mailto:TrustTime@...]

Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:47 PM

DrR@...

Subject: Re: Question about the Mini-Gastric Bypass

Hello, Dr. R

Thank you so much for personally responding to my e-mails. I have another

question for you I have noticed on the site ( group) that you also

perform a Mini- RNY. How different is this surgery from the Mini-gastric

bypass - i.e.: recovery time, surgery length and how different is it from

the (? full RNY). Difference is cost?

thanks again for your response.

Elaine

In a message dated 1/15/2007 12:49:39 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,

DrR@... writes:

From: TrustTime@... [mailto:TrustTime@...]

Sent: Monday, January 15, 2007 12:37 PM

drr@...

Subject: Re: Question about the Mini-Gastric Bypass

In a message dated 1/12/2007 2:49:03 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, Trust Time

writes:

Hello, Dr. R.

I saw the Action Hero segment on Discovery Health and would like to say that

I was encouraged. Please keep me posted or undated regarding the future of

the MGB in Los Angeles. Also how often do you hold seminars for those who

are considering the procedure? Next scheduled seminar if available?

*** Most Tuesdays

Thanks Again

Elaine

In a message dated 12/24/2006 7:16:43 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,

drr@... writes:

Hi

Probbly six months to a year

DrR

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

Question about the Mini-Gastric Bypass

Hello, Dr.

I am considering the MGB - I saw an article which reported that a Los

Angeles site was in the working. Is there a projected date for this to

occur?

thanks in advance for your response.

Elaine