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So i am back to working out at the gym. My surgery was 25 sept. Does anyone else get queezy when working out? Or have a hard time staying hydrated?

Wow kim, you are looking great! And great videos btw. I had my surgery on sept 25. Start: 240. Operation day: 216. Last friday: 198. Im hoping I'm loosing at a good rate.

I ordered my vitamins from bariatric choice and bariatric advantage. Just google those two to find them. Just keep in mind a few things. Don't start off buying huge quantities of anything, just in case you don't like how they taste. Get calcium citrate for your calcium. Oh and avoid gummy type vitamins. Be ready for a drastic change in your taste buds right after surgery, and that will be less pronounced over time. Get up and walk as soon as they let you- hospital beds always give me back aches and walking helped with that. Plus it helps you lungs and circulation. Oh, and it is perfectly normal to be anxious right before your surgery. Oh, and make sure that when they start "feeding" you at the hospital, the person delivering your "food". Gives you the proper "food". They messed mine up every time. You are improving your life and this is a big step. And it takes courage and determination to do this. So be proud as you take this journey. You are awesome! And i hope you the very best!

One thing you definitely need to do is find yourself- you need to grow and develop the person you want to be. You need to make sure you have your own identity. If you can do all that with your current partner supporting you, then you would be making a mistake by leaving. You need to be honest with yourself. You need do some soul searching and figure out what would make you happy with who you are. Do you want to go to college? Have a career? Get involved on a non proffit? Start a business? You can do these things whether you are married or not. None of it will be easy , it will take a lot of work, communication, and mutual support and respect. Just think long and hard about your decisions so that whatever you choose, you will have no regrets.

I experienced premature ovarian failure at age 30, and i was not overweight yet. So i would be very surprised if i were to get a period again. Not to mention bumbed out. I'm 49 now, my daughter is in collage, and its just my husband and i now. The last thing i need in my life now is being fertile.

My husband refuses to eat healthy. So, i feed myself and he feeds himself. And he tries to stay out of my sight when he eats because he feels guilty. But for the most part it doesn't bother me. Pizza was the only thing that bothered me because the aroma was really good. But other than that it hasn't been too bad.

I feel so thirsty, yet i can only slowly sip.

So im in the pureed stage. And since i only cook for myself, (my husband lives on a strict fast food diet), i don't need to cook any big meels. So i found these Green Giant Just for One vegetable pacs. Theres a number of different veggie dishes you can choose from, and the are around 40 calories each. I also got some lean ground turkey that i cooked up and stored in the fridge. I then take one of the veggie pacs, nuke it, and in my small blender i ad that, some ground turkey, a bit of unflavored protein powder, and a bit of unsweetend soy milk. I then blend till pureed. It usually makes enough for two of my 4oz bowls. Then i store one for later, and nuke the other for a minute. It actually tastes quite good.

So i had my surgery on Sept 25th. For the most part everything is going pretty good. However, ever since the surgery i get the worst back aches. Does anyone know why that would be?

I like adding dillweed and celery salt to cottage cheese.

So, every time i try to sip down Water, i feel like a have to burp. I get this gurgling that goes up my throat. Is that normal? And everything that has a sweet taste to me tastes disgusting, and everything that has a salty taste is now too salty. I font even like the taste of plain water. Am i ever going to get my old taste back? Since i got home yesterday i stopped taking the pain killer. I tried taking the meds for nausea, but that just made me even more nauseous. And i am having A very difficult time keeping up with fluids and Protein. -sasha

So i had my surgery on Friday. I was doing fine, walked the hallways a lot, but then my happy button was taken away, and i have been drinking oz after oz of water. Uuuggggg. Been woken up by nurses one after another, so now. Im wide awake again.

Its 4:15 am and i am just about ready to head out to the hospital.

My surgery is tomorrow morning. I am on clear liquids until midnight. I have a raging headache. Does anyone have any suggestions?

I tell you what, i have small bones, and no matter how big i got, my wrists were always small-but i got fat. Now my mother was big boned, 5' 7", and could have been a model easily. When she was in her 40s she was having trouble keeping the weight on. You may not ever look like a twig, but you will look thin and beautiful! Just keep on track. . Besides, who wants to look like a twig. I know i dont.

I just watched the video. There is no actual wound so it shouldnt make you queezy.

Our nutritionist kept saying that we needed to loose 10% of our starting weight. But my surgeon wasn't as hard set on an amount. I started this journey about 3 months back and have gone from 240 to 218 so far, and my surgery date is the 25th of September. So i have 2 more to go.

I suffer from headaches alot, have for years. The best thing i have found is Excedrine. The problem is that it contains caffeine, and I'm told no more caffeine after the surgery. And of course it will be a while after the surgery before i can swallow pills. Any suggestions?

I am scheduled to have my surgery on Sept 25th at the San Antonio Medical Center on Fort Sam. Anyone else a SAMC patient?

I hope my migraines go away after RNY. I cant imagine suffering through them without my excedrine. Its the only thing that works for me.

There is evidence that RNY Patients are at a very high risk of alcoholism post-op. I would suggest asking your nutritionist. And research it.

Don't feel guilty. RNY surgery is simply a tool that will help you in your goal to get fit. The percentage of obesity is high. And the percentage of people who can successfully keep the weight off once they loose it without the help of surgery is around 5%. This is about your health and life expectancy. And what you are about to do takes courage. Thats something to be proud of. I have my surgery coming up on september 25th, and its scary the closer i get, but i have courage, and i'm worth it! And so are you!