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  1. 2 points
    Newme17

    French Onion broth...

    You all got me thinking how I can make French onion broth now. Lol. Probably won't be as good as I'll probably never get to have the one from caesar's, but I'd like to think it taste pretty good anyway. As good as I can have it, at least. 😊
  2. 2 points
    Dfw74

    Will I feel normal again?

    Oh dear... Please relax... Sleeved Dec. 19, 2016... Life will be better for you. I do got out to eat with my family. The only difference is that I do not order. I get to taste test everything from my family's plate. Lol I take a small puzzle book or note pad with me and I am the game leader while they eat. You just have to find a normal for you. Be creative.
  3. 2 points
    Berry78

    Leakage Years After Surgery

    Leaks typically happen in the first 8 weeks. There are other long term concerns.. strictures, ulcers, and deficiencies.
  4. 1 point
    Apple1

    French Onion broth...

    Not a problem at all @bilbisgfy. I am happy to help. You will love the broth. I can honestly say that my experience here in Mexico with Bariactric Pal has been amazing. I am feeling better everyday and have felt so well cared for. Better then any hospital in the states.
  5. 1 point
    DanaBradshaw

    Leakage Years After Surgery

    Surgeon said bypass as i have diabetes. ..he said 78 percent chance i will be diabetes free after surgery...pretty good odds so im 98 per cent yes x
  6. 1 point
    jmar23

    Tell or not to tell....

    Carol, people like that are the reason I keep mine private. I just don't need the negativity from people. Got enough to deal with going through the surgery, recovery, and maintaining for me to have to worry about negative people.
  7. 1 point
    K_aane

    PCP

    I forgot to add , it was my surgeon who told me to check into wls, at the same time I switched pcp. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G900A using BariatricPal mobile app
  8. 1 point
    Re-read your own post. Your "friend" was always a monster. It was until when you were down and needed help that you realized what a terrible person she was, surgery was just a coincidence. I love everyone that I love so much more post-op. The issues I went through with my help to get to the point of surgery really made me value life more. When I see people posting about cheating on their spouses post-op and assorted other things it surprises me. My love for people and the world has increased 10 fold. I would never want to harm anyone or cause them pain.
  9. 1 point
    CocoNina

    Lost my friend after surgury

    I'm a month & a week post-op. The pain & life changes to how you eat & what you can not eat along with dealing with school & work made me emotional the first month. But I never lashed out like that. It sounds like your friend has deeper rooted issues & took them out on you. She wasn't a friend to begin with if she can't be mutually supportive to you too. Sometimes, friendships just end no matter how long you've known someone. Height: 5'0" Weight for WLS consultation: 216 lbs. Surgery date: 2/13/17 Goal: -71 lbs for healthy BMI (about 145 lbs). Current weight: 180.8 My profile picture is not me. It's my "FITspiration" body.
  10. 1 point
    When I went in for my surgery the girl in the hospital bed next to me had changed clothes into her gown and laid down for her pre-op routine. She had put on 5lbs since she had seen the doctor last and swore up and down she lost weight on her liquid diet. The doctor sent her home and said "we will reschedule your surgery for when you want to take this more seriously." I guess what I'm saying is don't go overboard. I'm two months post op (70lbs lost) and I've dabbled with things like ice cream, Taco Bell, chick fil a, whataburger, alcohol, etc. You must realize your relationship with food moving forward is not a "never again" type scenario but is most certainly a "in extreme moderation" one.

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