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So I am 2.5 years post gatric bypass and have kept the weight off but would still like to lose 30 more lbs and have hit the wall. I signed up for weight watchers tracking just for a change of pace. I have a weird quetion for anyone who has tried this. We all know that feeling when something hits you wrong right after you eat it and you throw it right back up. Do you get those points back? I know it seems like a stupid question but I would like to track points properly if I am going to pay for it. TIA

So I am 2.5 years post gatric bypass and have kept the weight off but would still like to lose 30 more lbs and have hit the wall. I signed up for weight watchers tracking just for a change of pace. I have a weird quetion for anyone who has tried this. We all know that feeling when something hits you wrong right after you eat it and you throw it right back up. Do you get those points back? I know it seems like a stupid question but I would like to track points properly if I am going to pay for it. TIA

So I am 2.5 years post gatric bypass and have kept the weight off but would still like to lose 30 more lbs and have hit the wall. I signed up for weight watchers tracking just for a change of pace. I have a weird quetion for anyone who has tried this. We all know that feeling when something hits you wrong right after you eat it and you throw it right back up. Do you get those points back? I know it seems like a stupid question but I would like to track points properly if I am going to pay for it. TIA

I have Been Post Op for 2 years and am tired of wine. Anyone know of any non-carbonate beverages that are tasty? I want something like Twisted Tea but pretty sure it is carbonated.

My wife and I basically eat different meals every night. I am almost a year out and we still eat different meals. Sent from my SM-N920P using the BariatricPal App

When I was in the pre surgery faze I found peoples pics very helpful and inspiring. Not trying to brag just wanted to help others who have worries! Q

When did you folks start eating without feeling bad? I still have many things I can't tolorate. Tonight I steamed some carrots and threw them up...same thing with salad, rice, beef and anything heavy. Just a few bites and I feel awful. Not over eating just not agreeing with my stomach. Anyone still have these problems or have any stories?

About 4 weeks for the pool. I found bikimg and eliptical help with leg pain at first.

So I have had a Migraine for 2 days now...any suggestions on what to take since Excedrin Migraine is a nono?

Can't do it. KC born and KC bred! Lol

Like I said it is much easier to get used to post surgery. Before it is tough but I am sure you will do well!

The goal is to lose weight pre-op to make surgery easier. That is why some have 10 days or 2 weeks. I lost 20 lbs in 10 day liquid diet so it is a positive Sent from my SM-N920P using the BariatricPal App

The liquid diet pre-surgery is hard because technically you can have all your favorites you are just not supposed to. After it is easier because you are not that hungry and only eating because you are supposed to. Sent from my SM-N920P using the BariatricPal App

Feels good to wear size 36 pants and a large shirt. Unthinkable 6 months ago Sent from my SM-N920P using the BariatricPal App

Thanks trying hard 130 lbs in 6 months. Hoping it will inspire others to pull the trigger. Best decision by a mile.

First thing I my NUT told me to look at was protein then carbs then fat. I look at calories last.

Alright so quest products are hit or miss. What is everyones favorite flavor? I can't stand the flavor of protein so looking for one that doesnt taste like that.

Was wondering if any of you vets had an issue with low heart rate after surgery. Mine has been in the low 50s when sitting on the couch and low 40s while asleep (fitbit reading) I am just over 2 weeks postop and was wondering of anyone had this issue?

I Called tue Dr. And they said to go on liquids for 2 days and call if it doesnt go away after 2 days. Marry Christmas to me.

So I am 3.5 months post-op and began having abdominal pain yesterday. It is not a terrible pain but more of a dull side ache type pain. Anyone experienced this a few months out?

I am 3 months post-op and my diet has been a slow progression. What kinds of things are you guys that are 3 months out eating? I have tried chicken and it doesn't agree with me. Ground beef is the same. I have been able to handle pepperoni and deli ham. I eat lots of refried Beans and cheese as well. I am getting a little board and up for any suggestions.

I was told over 70 grams of Protein and under 70 grams of Carbs until I can get to 1200 calories and than over 100 and under 100. My NUT set up myfitness pal for me

i did it on my own. The only thing my surgeon recorded was weight.

@@JengaBee I think you will find in the long run that the surgery is well worth it. I am 4 months post op and I don't regret it at all. I am not going to lie to you...This is one of the tougher things you will do. I can't tell you how many times I have tried a new food and gotten sick. It is downright awful and painful, but it is so worth it. I walked out of the Hospital off my blood pressure medicine which I didnt think was possible. The close I wore before the surgery now look downright silly. Sometimes I wear them just so I know where I was. If we could lose weight on our own we would, This surgery was the only option for me.

i am not trying to be judgemental but why are you attempting to eat so much? Bypass is just a tool. It isbon you to not eat so much. If your pouch was conpleted properly it is surely expanded now.