melbournekiwi

That feeling does get better. Totally normal and I'm now 3.5 years down the track. My only legacy besides a lot of weight gone, is I refuse to eat Soup, smoothies or anything like that! Your very very early days, give yourself some peace, it's a massive adjustment and In time you will adjust mentally and physically. Preparation is good but practical day to day existence is another reality to live. I'd encourage you to look over the veterans and other experienced areas to feel that reassurance that it you will adjust. When you see some more weight moving and experience some of the positives in your life from that I suspect you'll feel more encouraged. Take care and be kind to yourself.

Veterans assistance especially welcome or cancer patients. I'm new to site so can't post in or on veterans page.

Hi, I had my Gastic Sleeve 30/6/2011, was pregnant 6 weeks later and had a beautiful baby boy. Lost weight throughout, baby fine and both of us apparently healthy. In March 2013 I was done to 67kg, from 118kg and discovered I had Colan Cancer. Since then I have had surgery, Chemo and am now tumor free. There is a 15-20% chance of it returning, and if it does then it will be terminal. But my old "friend" weight gain is back and biting me hard, I have gained a lot and am back up to 83kg, and NOT happy. That said my motivation is low, self loathing high. If only loathing = action! I know I am eating too many carbs, sugar craving is high. Salads are perfect content, size is massive. I have had every test under the sun ( they keep looking for cancer ) and this includes a gastroscopy and lucky for me I have not stretched my stomach. Thoughts about a good diet to get back on track? I am eating my emotions, was drinking too much alcoal as a stress reliver and could certainly do to cut that out/back. Excersize has never featured in my weight loss to date. My surgeon and I spoke last week and is not concerned about the re-gain, but I have kep a food journal and am meeting with his dietician in a couple of days.

Yes I "know" some of what to do but am asking fur practical help, especially anyone like me who's been sleeved 3years ago or had cancer and dealing with the reality post Colin cancer. I'm a bit lost and have had a bad time, weight loss was not on my priority list.