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  1. 3 points
    Brittanae

    2 months & 11 days post op

    55.4lbs gone! Started at 250lbs & 5'8 I'm down to 194.6. Would like to hit 170 and then decide from there if I'd like to go any farther. Couldn't be happier though! All of the stalls are so worth it.
  2. 1 point
    momx02

    Surgery Date August 10

    I'm scheduled aug 1 - I'd love to be your sleeve buddy
  3. 1 point
    pattycaketoo

    Compression stockings in hospital

    I just had the ones that would inflate and deflate in intervals. Once I was up walking I didn't have to use them.
  4. 1 point
    Totally normal. I mean everyone is different, but this is a pattern many of us see. My doc/nutritionist didn't tell me specific amounts I had to get "up to" but I couldn't have eaten 3oz at 5 weeks. I still have days I can't eat 3oz of a protein like chicken. Other days I can. And I am four years out! And I had no interest in food for months. Some people are different, but this is totally normal!!! Don't push to eat more than satisfies you, it's a bad bad habit to get into... it's over eating. And it will change and improve. You will be able to eat more and the desire to eat WILL come back. So make the most of this window!
  5. 1 point
    Etharia

    vitamins?

    I read a study on the vitamin patches that Unjury's scientists did that said that the vitamins they claim to deliver were not what tbe vitamin patches were capable of delivering.
  6. 1 point
    thisisthenewme

    slow weight loss

    My only thought is that you are pushing your body to far. I wasn't cleared for working out more than going for a walk until 4-6 weeks after surgery.
  7. 1 point
    Berry78

    Change Doctors

    I didn't do this, but would recommend you meet with the new surgeon (or his/her staff), and explain the situation. They can help you figure out what to do. If you feel super strongly about this, then even if it means starting the process completely over, be willing to do it. The postop care is an ongoing relationship.. kinda like marriage. Most surgeons don't like taking patients that were operated on by another surgeon, especially if there is a complication. So make sure you are comfortable with your choice before going under the knife.
  8. 1 point
    Will the hotel have a small microwave, refrigerator and a coffee maker which will allow you to heat just water? If there is no microwave or small refrigerator may be you could rent one for the days you will be there. If there is a refrigerator you could get milk, string cheese, crab meat and turkey sticks. The milk could be used to make protein puddings. The coffee marker could be used to make protein high oatmeal, soups, and some of the other high protein packaged foods like Sloppy Joe, Chili mix etc that this site sales in their store. Also some high protein bars and chips would be good. Nine months from now you will probably be at your goal and will be able to eat a variety of good food items. With all the dancing you will be doing whatever you eat I am sure will be worked off. Good luck during these next 9 months.
  9. 1 point
    That's such a tough thing to answer, and really only you will know when you are good to go back to work. Many people go back in a week or less. I took off three weeks, felt fine after the first 7 days and almost went back to work, only to have fatigue hit me like a brick the second week. I just wanted to share with you because I thought I was all set after 7 days, and was not.
  10. 1 point
    marieac2

    Face To Face Friday!

    My pal weight is 138!!! Almost there. Working hard at gym trying to minimize the loose skin!

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