aurorabella
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Hi, what you describe sounds like fullness. That is the feeling I get if I eat too much. The horrible thanksgiving I ate too much feeling, but higher up in the middle of the chest. Take smaller sips and bites. If you over exert your body it may also be soreness.
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Very excited about my weight loss journey, I am considering joining the gym. Whomever advised me to try Zumba-Ouch!
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Yes, it is tough but you are so right, the weight would still be here (pointing to belly).
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That's how I feel. I've been banded 2 months already and only down 16 lbs. Kinda bummed out about it but I know I would've never been able to lose that on my own.
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I had surgery February 18,2011. I am 30yrs. I have lost 38lbs. so far. I had my 2nd adjustment today. I am still very nervous about this new journey. I can't believe I have actually lost weight. Today I weigh 333 lbs. I feel very doubtful about my wight loss but at the same time very, very hopeful.
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Hi, Don't be discouraged. When I had by banding I felt a little emotional too. Be careful with physical exercise at first. My main goal after surgery was to heal first. The issue with not feeling hungry at first went away as I started to heal and the swelling went down. soon my appetite returned. Listen to your body. Most of what you describe is similar to what I experienced and felt. Bruises will go away in a few days, if you typically heal well. Best Wishes.
