Hello Everyone!
I am hoping this post will be read by those who can give me some advice. I have been a member of this forum over a year now, and this will be my first official post. I am struggling deeply I was sleeved on October 16th, 2010 by Dr. Alvarez, whom might I add was an amazing Doctor and I have absolutly no regrets! He was wonderful and I could not have asked for a better Doctor, I have had absolutly no problems since my surgery to present!
My forum topic is in regards to my sleeve and that I feel I have possibly stretced it out For the past four to five months I have basically been able to eat whatever I want and the quanity size is well over 4-6 ounces at one sitting, I am guessing around 9 ounces. I feel at this point I can basically eat just as I did before surgery with hardly no restrictions and I feel absolutly nothing when I eat like I did before Don't get me wrong this has been a wonderful journey up to this point. I started at 245 and I am currently 170, I have exercised since 3 weeks post op and stay very active with various types of activities. But I am feeling down and out again as the weight is just not moving and I don't have any control anymore. I am lost and don't know where to turn at this point. I know 170 is a great number to be at and I am proud of that accomplishment, however I am still carrying at least another 25 pounds that need to go and they just won't go! And since I can eat anything and everything that does not help either
Is anyone having this problem or can anyone please give me some advice on where to go in the next direction! I am just beside myself on what to do next. Should I resort to diet pills at this point, I am very confussed and would like any advice anyone can offer.
I try to avoid carbs as much as possible and for the most part eat a very health conscience diet. However another issue I have received in the past four months is the sweet monster as well, before I never even cared to eat sweets, I thought I could never eat them again, until I lost all my sensations
Thanks for reading and I hope to hear any if any solutions to this discouraging point in my life!