It gets better. I really got depressed at two weeks out and even now the drinking feels like a chore but you will make it once the weight starts falling off you will feel better! Hang in there

Gosh so sorry about you keeping stuff down not sure what that foamy stuff is but I know I have seen it written about somewhere. How do you have the enery to do all that stuff I was sleeved December 13th and I am pooped?

Hang in there....I was told by the nutritionalist that the foaming ...bubbles is normal and gets better when you increase your fluid intake.

Hang in there. If I had a dime for every time I asked myself why I did this the first couple weeks we all would b rich. I'm almost to week 5, it gets easier on the emotions.

It really does gets better !!! take it slowly and sip sip sip!! the first month I was up like 24/7 just trying to get all the water in and some kind of protien I had to set an egg timer and sipped 1 oz every 10 or 15 minutes....

also I totally hate the foamies!! yukkkkk that usually means for me that I took in too much on my stomach .... dont over do it and take it slow, you will be feeling better before you know it !!!

I am 3.5 months out and down 80 lbs .... so well worth everything I have been through....

started 338 now at 258 started at a size 26 now 16

It does get better, I am also 3.5 moths out and I am down 62 lbs. and feeling great. I felt the exact same way you did and asked myself what have I done. It is totally a whole new life and you will enjoy it soon.

I know it gets better but the emotional roller coaster I've been actually living through the bad days does take a toll. Now I'm like ok I have no pain, no nausea, noncustodial reflux but will take one sip and burp and its back up.

As for the energy I have tons for some reason though when I work out I can't even run for a full 15 minutes.. But no head hunger or anything, once I'm out and about food is the last thing on my mind...

Honey Chile I truly understand your pain. I have been there and done that turst me it gets better.

I had the foam immediately coming out of surgery and it kept choking me - hence I vomitted for the first 48 hours because of it. My doctor told me it was from the first leak test they did in the OR and that the only way to get rid of it was to drink as much as possible and push it out. I actually felt foam coming out of me when I peed.

I was sleeved on the 19th, so we're pretty close together. Sound like you're recovering a lot better than I am. I'm still in bed most of the day. Can get up and do things for a short while, then back to bed. Even sitting up on the couch is proving pretty uncomfortable. The idea of exercise? Hahahaha.