AmyC007

Anyone from Massachusetts?

I often will get frustrated at the fact that I can't eat as fast as others do. I will be hungry and just want to eat at the speed of my hunger. I think I need to start eating healthy snacks during the day so I don't get so hungry at dinner time. It is a battle and will be worth it in the end. This too shall pass.

Have you ever been turned off by food you used to like after post-op? Example: I tried to make a deli roll up and only ate half of it. I don't care if I have deli meat again.

I was sad about feed in the few weeks after post op. Now at 3 months I am attempting new foods. The only thing is that foods I used to love now turns me off. It might change. I'm trying not to eat bread because it fills you up. For me, once a food addict. Always a food addict. One Day at a Time...

I was sleeved on March 23. Doing pretty good. Have lost 52lbs since sugery. Hit me up if you want to chat. Take care.

Does anyone have trouble with eating salad?

Hello, My surgery was March 23. I've lost 35 lbs. so far. In Stage 5 of eating. Learning to slowly try new foods. How are you doing?

I have been in a gastric sleeve program for a year and a half. I was all gung ho to lose some weight in the beginning to reach my pre-op weight. As time went on I started eating out at lunch by myself and made some wrong choices. I now weigh more than I did when I started to program, My pre-op goal weight has since changed. I am now close to that weight which is promising. However, it seems the closer I get to my pre-op weight, I sabotage my efforts with food and end up gaining weight. I think subcontiously I am trying to avoid surgery. I really need this surgery to help with my diabetes and other health problems which I am aware of. Yet I am stuck in the mud. Can anyone relate to me?