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Having Trouble Keeping Food Down
TCBunny replied to Kat1's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Hello, How are you doing? Have you gone back to your shakes? I'm starting fresh today. It's been hard to do the shakes on the go. My kids are home with me all summer and it's hard to cook for them without eating. Today is a new day. -
Having Trouble Keeping Food Down
TCBunny replied to Kat1's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Im going through the exact same thing! I'm also 4 weeks out... Go figure.. I think I need to go back to the shakes as advised. Hope it gets better for you soon. Let me know how you resolve the problem. -
Check out Bodybuilding lifestyle on YouTube. He has a few great recipes. You cal also try Protein Elixir. I hope this helps
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TCBunny reacted to a post in a topic: June 2012 Sleevers Post Op Check In
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Going To The Hospital
TCBunny replied to shelbi wallis's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Just said a prayer for you! You are on your way to a new and improved life. -
Is this a negative or positive for future Sleeve Patients? Read Article Below: Basically. the justices said that while Congress may have overreached in part with the individual mandate -- the requirement that most Americans buy health insurance or pay a fine -- the provision is held constitutional as a tax. Chief Justice John Roberts -- a conservative appointed by President George W. Bush -- provided the key vote to preserve the landmark health care law, which figures to be a major issue in Obama's re-election bid against Republican opponent Mitt Romney. The announcement will have a major impact on the nation's health care system, the actions of both federal and state governments, and the course of the November presidential and congressional elections. A key question for the high court: The law's individual mandate, the requirement that nearly all Americans buy health insurance, or pay a penalty. Critics call the requirement an unconstitutional overreach by Congress and the Obama administration; supporters say it is necessary to finance the health care plan, and well within the government's powers under the Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution. While the individual mandate remained 18 months away from implementation, many other provisions already have gone into effect, such as free wellness exams for seniors and allowing children up to age 26 to remain on their parents' health insurance policies. Some of those provisions are likely to be retained by some insurance companies. Other impacts will sort themselves out, once the court rules: -- Health care millions of Americans will be affected – coverage for some, premiums for others. Doctors, hospitals, drug makers, insurers, and employers large and small all will feel the impact. -- States -- some of which have moved ahead with the health care overhaul while others have held back -- now have decisions to make. A deeply divided Congress could decide to re-enter the debate with legislation. -- The presidential race between Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney is sure to feel the repercussions. Obama's health care law has proven to be slightly more unpopular than popular among Americans. Not since the court confirmed George W. Bush's election in December 2000 -- before 9/11, Afghanistan and Iraq, Wall Street's dive and Obama's rise -- has one case carried such sweeping implications for nearly every American. Passed by Democrats along strictly partisan lines and still 18 months short of full implementation, the law is designed to extend health coverage to some 32 million uninsured people, ban insurers from discriminating against those with expensive ailments, and require nearly all Americans to buy insurance or pay penalties. Its passage on March 23, 2010, marked the culmination of an effort by Democrats to overhaul the nation's health care system that dates back to Harry Truman's presidency. The most recent effort by President Bill Clinton in 1994 fell victim to Republican opposition. Since then, lesser changes have been enacted, including creation of a separate Children's Health Insurance Program in the states.
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Swimsuit Comparison Pics! Brave, I Know!
TCBunny replied to Forensikchic's topic in Weight Loss Surgery Success Stories
You look great!! Pilates may help with your legs and lower body in general. Once you start weight training, everything should tighten up for you.. Keep up the good work! -
TCBunny reacted to a post in a topic: Upset With Myself
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judy7120 reacted to a post in a topic: Sugar Addiction
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I'm two weeks out and I sleep on my belly with a very soft pillo between my belly and the mattress. The first time I did this, some of the Best Sleep I've ever had ( since surgery). My stomach hasn't bothered me at all since sleep partially on my belly. It feels so good!!! :;
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Okay, I totally understand your cravings.... However, I found a guy on YouTube who specializes in Protein recipes. I tried making his Turkey Chili for my family tonight. They loved it! When I saw your post I wanted to share a chocolate brownie dish with you. We r planning to try this dish soon. He has Cookies, cakes and a chocolate mousse all made with chocolate protein mix. Check his videos out and subscribe if u like it. I hope this works! I've never tried posting a link b4. Let me know what u think! BTW, I'm two weeks Post -Op.
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MrBig reacted to a post in a topic: When Is The Best Time To Buy New Clothes?
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When Is The Best Time To Buy New Clothes?
TCBunny replied to MrBig's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Congrats on your weight loss! I've heard a few support groups have clothing exchange. If not, buy a few pair of jeans/shorts and several shirts. Maybe this can hold you over for a few more months. Through month 4-5... I know you'll feel good shopping! I can't wait until I'm shopping! That was a good one!! -
I get that feeling when I eat too much.. . I also get that feeling when I eat too fast... . LOL! Oh, I get it when I eat chicken sometimes. Now I make sure my chicken is super moist. When I eat slow I don't get that feeling. I remember a rule from the Europen diet is to put your fork/spoon down after every bite. This is suppose to slow your eating down and help you feel full faster. I'm now trying to follow this rule to ease my pain. My doctor also put me on Prilosec 2x's a day. One in the morning and one b4 bedtime. I'm only 2 weeks out... Congrats on your success!! Good luck! Keep me posted!
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Today I Am Officially 6 Month Post Op.. 11 Lbs From Goal, And I Dont Care.. Im Officially Posting My Before And After Pics!
TCBunny replied to blackanese25's topic in Weight Loss Surgery Success Stories
You look great!! What did you do?? -
TCBunny reacted to a post in a topic: African American Sleevers & Hair Loss
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Single Incision Vsg
TCBunny replied to chicagochic's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Yes, I was sleeved on June 7, 2012, through a single incision. However, my pain is concentrated in the belly button area. Right now, I'm experiencing extreme fatigue. I'm also suffering from food choices at this point. My husband took great care of me the first week but, we have 3 kids. So, this week I'm challenged with cooking for the family and cooking for me. When were you sleeved?? How's it going now?? -
Biggest Loser Weigh In
TCBunny replied to peacequeen's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I've lost 2 pounds. I have to start walking next week. -
Thanks! Try not to weigh yourself everyday, like me, or you will drive yourself crazy. Good Luck and let's check in next week.