IJustWant2BeALoser

My Dr. cleared my for Vodka and the occasional margarita at 3 months! No beer!

My Surgeon was realistic, he said if I'm going to drink, stick to liquor. Beer is way too heavy for a new tummy

Hi guys! I was wondering what you guys have been using on our new hot bods to get rid of the stretchmarks and the scarring from surgery. My surgeon told me to start using a cream but i have NO idea what to try. HELP

Just to throw in my two cents.........I'm 4 months post op and recently did a test on myself, I was stalling for two weeks and was starting to get frustrated. I went out with the girlfriends one night, had a couple vodka diets and low and behold, I dropped 3lbs. lol I was so focused on staying away from alcohol, that wasteful space in my stomach, but I just relaxed, had a couple drinks and now the scale is moving again. does it mean I'm going to have an after work margarita everyday or go kill a plate of Pasta? eff no (I wish lol)! but WLS works differently for everyone. If you're sticking to your diet and start getting frustrated like I was, just relax! indulge in something you've been keeping from yourself, and then LAUGH because you didn't die from having one relaxing meal. as I'm typing this I'm throwing granola on the food scale to have with my Breakfast, this new life is stressful sometimes, but as long as you keep the big picture in mind, you'll do great!! xoxo Katie

I do! I'm 4 months out and sometimes when I feel bloated I'll eat lemon. Just do it in moderation because that much acid will upset your new stomach! Or at least I found out it pisses off mine

I am in Rochester Hills I'm having surgery on Friday at Troy Beaumont. Hi! Awesome! I had mine at Troy Beaumont with Dr. Kole! The only regret I had was not having it sooner!!!

So for the sleeve I think we are supposed to be at 4 oz a meal by now. My tummy tells me I'm finished eating at 2 oz of food a meal. Lol

Thanks! my main concern is that I'm getting on a plane on Friday night and if there is ANY chance I have a clot I want to treat it before I put myself in a bad situation!