No game

Butter! Me and you??? Never!

OMG my day was yesterday!! I didn't even notice ( I've always been horrible with dates) You look all are doing so good. I am proud and happy for all of us

These soups are usually acceptable yes, but strain them first and Water them down a bit Wait are you pre op?

I've not gone to one... I think my thinking on them is somewhat skewed because if my brothers addition/ AA experience..

Oh an damn I didn't even notice that last insult! Good thing it's to late! Girly

Oh yes but they have to get a lot more crazy than this one! Most of the time the just lock them so you can still read but not post anymore! I know because I've been on some of those

Should of known it was you behind the resurrection of this abomination of a thread!

Dude... Then why did you revive it!

I think if you were concerned about this thread being helpful to someone you would of not attacked the OP and tried to make her sound like a ill informed whiner... People will continue to go to your doctor,don't worry. But as an employee they (you?) should take the less than stellar performance of these people and try to improve it. Instead of attacking the client. I understand that it's a move them in move them out business and once they dump these people off its no longer their worry. But you can not discredit every person with an issue and not take some responsibility. To the coordinators; These people are more than just your "bread and butter" They have the right to speak up if something's not right. And you have the responsibility to make changes to less excellent care! It's a major surgery that comes with risks not a damn botched pedicure.

I'm puffing up with pride for you dean! Great news! (Not the blister if course) I forget little things like my blood pressure being better (no more meds) thanks for the reminder!

I'm there with you right now! It seems that my crazy food thoughts go on overdrive when it's myTOM.. And I feel like I can eat everything in site. Unfortunately sweets and popcorn go down VERY easy. (Sliders) I'm having to take a step back this week and remember that it's possible to eat "around" the sleeve. So today I'm staying away from temptation and eating on schedule with better food choices. But I suspect it will be a issue that will need to be dealt with every month.

Bravo!! It's moments like this that make it all worth it!

I'm not sure what wing stop is... But I will say I did purée chicken when I got to that stage! I wanted meat and I'm not above blending it!

I've not had a nausea with them.. Is it a known side effect? If not maybe it will get better in the days to come, I know lots of things made me nauseous in the early stages.

My dear, you just had major surgery! It's going to take a few weeks to feel more "normal".

I think it's frustration because SO MANY OF US did this to save our lives and this surgery is doing just that. It comes with many downsides (even when you don't have the traditional complications) And we have to accept those and try to move forward in a positive nature.