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4'10". Starting weight before surgery 268. Don't know my goal because I've been fat since I was 6. I'll stop when it feels right. I am 60.
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Length of time off of work?
Pam Peltz replied to Kurstin's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I am taking the full 6 weeks. I feel I need it to get new patterns established and explore food options. I am very glad I'm doing it. Return to work is April 8. -
I was craving egg nog so I made it by putting nutmeg and cinnamon in my vanilla shake. Also used a little sprinkle of butter buds for buttery taste. Turns out good and breaks the monotony of regular shakes.
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Done! Thanks.
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I'm officially "Overweight" no longer "Obese"!
Pam Peltz replied to Alexandra39's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Keep it up! -
Loss all myfitness pals
Pam Peltz replied to copmom's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Hi copmom. I wasn't on your list before but would be glad to be added. My email is ppeltz@yahoo.com. -
Bariatric choice.com
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Are any of you "allowed" to take tablets? I want to start taking glucosamine and it is a fairly large tablet. Will it dissolve in my pouch? I crushed the first one and it tastes nasty. I cannot afford the liquid. I saw my doc today and he is fine with me taking it but I forgot to discuss form. Thanks.
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I have never been more sure that I made the right decision to go band to RNY. It has resolved or is resolving ALL of my medical problems. My surgery was 2/20/13.
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Need recipes for cream of.... any vegetable... help anyone?
Pam Peltz replied to Marisela's topic in Food and Nutrition
Try eggface's website. She has lots of WLS friendly recipes. -
Flonase. But you have to use it daily. I also take Allegra when I can afford it.
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Friday Weigh-In!
Pam Peltz replied to KevinsBabyGirl85's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Before surgery 268 2weeks ck 238 4 wk ck today 232 And now I'm on reg food!! -
If i have offended anyone
Pam Peltz replied to monken's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
You are not offensive. I like your tactful posts. Keep it up. -
What I received from my Pen Pal!
Pam Peltz replied to soontobehealthymom's topic in Food and Nutrition
I got the most awesome box today! It has a little lunch box, a small container, a pack of silicone cupcake liners, and 3 Torani sf flavorings. Thank you KACY!! -
My surgeon said weight loss ramps when you get on regular food. Don't know why but its what he said.
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We all slip up. If you can tolerate them allow yourself one or two a week as a job well done for sticking to your plan the rest of the week. Don't beat yourself up.
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Glucosamine is for bone and joint pain. Not a sweetener.
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Have you had your surgery yet? It was my understanding RNY cures gerd. Which procedure did you have?
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I'm getting tempted to try! Thanks for the idea.
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Band removed and bypass sane day?
Pam Peltz replied to nagrin's topic in Gastric Bypass Surgery Forums
My band to RNY done all at once. They emptied the band before surgery. Done 2/20/13. So glad I did it. -
Unable to move to solids after 5 wks post op
Pam Peltz replied to khailey1230's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
What is a stricture? Thx. -
Any post ops that HAD sleep apnea?
Pam Peltz replied to Jaemes12's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
No pain. I actually had very little since about day 5. -
Any post ops that HAD sleep apnea?
Pam Peltz replied to Jaemes12's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
How do you know you don't need it? I'd love to retire mine. Only 22 days post op. -
How far past surgery are you? Is it really worth it if you don't dump? Then you will keep eating all the foods that got you here in the first place. I personally would rather avoid the poison and find something you can enjoy. I will be praying for you.
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Also try varying your workout. Walk longer or shorter. Do different exercises. Confuse your body. Also works to have a high(er) calorie day every now and then. Consistent low calorie days cause your body to stay in starvation mode and hang on to each calorie seeking homeostasis.