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    Gretchel Z

    OMGGGGGG SURGERY DATE CHANGE!!!!!

    My surgery coordinator called me a few minutes ago and the had a cancellation so they moved me to NEXT MONDAY!!! 01/08/18!!!! I don’t have my vitamins and today I was supposed to start my low carbs today and liquid was next Thursday...now what????? Instagram: itsgretchen
  2. 1 point
    KimTriesRNY

    What to use besides Advil

    I’ve been an ibuprofen user my whole life. I had to switch after my bypass. I take the liquid Tylenol if something is really hurting, like cramps or a headache. It has been an adjustment for sure.
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    Exciting!! That's my day too - can't believe it's so close!!
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    abefroman329

    Pureed Food Stage

    I'll share the foods that are on my list of pureed and very soft foods, but some that spring to mind are: Nonfat yogurt (regular and Greek) Nonfat cream cheese (weird to think of just eating some cream cheese, but OK) I've also been eating unsweetened apple sauce and enjoying it, may try sprinkling some cinnamon on top. Also, I highly recommend this: https://www.amazon.com/Fresh-Start-Bariatric-Cookbook-Weight-Loss/dp/1623157730/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1515181665&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=bariatric+cookbook&psc=1
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    Sullie06

    Clarity on "Stats"

    I include my pre-op loss as well because I lost 30 pounds in 6 months and I worked my butt off to do that. Plus that's my total weight-loss from the day I entered the program to now. HW: 301 (July 2016) SW: 271 (12/30/16) CW: 188 (1/5/18- I'm currently bouncing again between 189-186) GW: 175 then reassess. I'm 5'10"- Size 10/12 in pants. M/L in sweats because I wear them bigger and S/M in tops depending on brand and cut.
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    Iscarelys

    New Year's 2018! 150+LBS Lost!

    Thank you so much! [emoji173][emoji4] Keep up the great work! Happy New Year! Sent from my LGL164VL using BariatricPal mobile app
  7. 1 point
    reddemme

    Help with acid reflux

    Hi Pennydog, I had the same problem. After researching I learned that my stomach needed the acid to break down the protein I was eating. The Prilosec was trying to keep it at bay while my body was trying to produce more and more - what it needed to process the food. Within 48 hours of quitting Prilosec I never had the problem again. Also, don't eat anything for 2+ hours before going to bed. Put some bricks under the feet of the head of your bed if needed to keep your body in a slightly graded position. All of these will help, but my #1 suggestion is to quit the Prilosec now. You are far enough into your healing that it is no longer needed. It will only exacerbate the problem. Best, reddemme
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    Sorry to hear this, sounds like you've been to hell and back. Could you see a different therapist? You might find someone who you 'gel' with better and get better results. Good luck.
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    TX_KB

    Exercise if you can't move

    There are lots of chair based exercises you can do. A quick Google search should turn up quite a few. Arm raises, calf raises, bicep curls, etc. Good for you for wanting to start out with good habits! Lap band 10/2007 revised to RNY 12/22/2017 HW 270 SW 263 CW 253
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    I'm 8 months out and I'd say the most helpful gadgets are just ramekins and small containers. I bake little portions of casseroles in the ramekins, serve most of my meals in them, it's great for making sure I'm not cooking too much. (I throw away A LOT of wasted food these days). I love little containers for my lunches at work. Keeping my portions tiny helps me not to accidentally overeat which makes me miserable and sick.

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