Patty Brard would not recommend gastric bypass to anyone

Definitely not even, she explains WOMAN Magazine. Patty: “People who think this is the solution have really not understood it, because it only starts after the operation. You have to live an incredibly healthy and disciplined life. And if you can’t manage that, the consequences are much worse.”

For example, the presenter has to eat something every two hours, even if she is not hungry. “And if you eat something wrong or eat too much, you can get very sick (…) Furthermore, it is not a nice feeling, because you actually live with a feeling of appetite all the time,” said Patty.

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While Pat wouldn’t recommend it, she doesn’t regret her own decision. “I am no longer in the target group of victims of diabetes. Because maybe it would have killed me, just like my brother. So yes, it was worth it. I just really want another twenty healthy years.”

Patty weighed 97 pounds before going under the knife. “That is just 2 kilos every year over a period of 25 years, then you have it done”, says La Brard. She could have chosen to give yet another diet a try, but a doctor said it would take years for her to regain a healthy weight. “I just didn’t have that time.”

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Patty has been feeling extra comfortable lately because she was able to embrace daughter Priscilla again after eleven years. According to the two, it is time for a new start.

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