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Yes. Each company is different but even if you provide your HR or benefits details they are bound by HIPPA and confidentiality.

The leave paperwork if you're using short-term disability for FMLA it requires the reason. Yes it's completed by the doctor submitted to your work.

HR will know due paperwork explaining the leave but it should stop there.

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Yes!! I was lucky that my first pouch was 6 millimeters (I think) leaving room for the revision. I didn't participate in any normal ulcer causing issues like caffeine, smoking, soda, alcohol and so forth.

I didn't get an ulcer long term but at 2 months post rny I developed an ulcer for no known reason. I was on ppi. They tried max carafate for 6 weeks to resolve without success. I ended up having to have a bypass revision basically having rny all over again at 4 months out to remove the ulcer and make a new pouch. tough times but I am doing very well now. I am 2 months post op of my second rny now. I am 100 pounds down.

I can't have caffeine until 6 months post op.

Absolutely get a wheelchair, you will be on all liquids and have no energy. As for eating you won't really be hungry at that point. I'd say plan for Water and 1% milk (both you can get at the airport). Plan to have your protein before and after. Just my opinion. Keep it simple.

As much as possible. I hag rny the fatigue didn't pass.for me until day one of week 3 (pureed foods for me). The day I started pureed foods my energy skyrocketed. Hang in there.

I did the same. I kept my joggers that I wore to the hospital on surgery day.

Wow. How far I've come! I am down 90 pounds and a size small!!! I remember looking at this post and your progress and hoping to see the same and I do.

I had the same. That is the area that has the most trauma during surgery. It takes a little while longer to heal than other sites. Hang in there.

At three months post rny I had lost almost 40 pounds. Four months more than 50. I started lower (244). Down 70 since surgery now (5 months). I didn't cruise but I did travel. I just took backup protein (shakes) just in case. I was more than ready by then. Good luck!

Are you on blood pressure meds?

I felt the same way until day 15 or the third week. Once I introduced pureed foods I had a lot more energy! Hang in there!!

I'm so sorry!! Ask for anti nausea meds on anything that can help!

The only thing i'll add is that I was surprised at all the support I got when i chose to tell people. I expected judgement and all I have gotten is tremendous support. But that was my decision and the decision to share or not is very personal and only you know what's right for you.

I was h-pylori positive when they did my pre op endo. The antibiotics made me so sick and made my tummy hurt. Good luck. I found nothing helped. Maybe someone else in this group die [emoji120][emoji120][emoji120] Good luck!

My diet didn't change until after my 2 week check up. I'm guessing your dr will let you know at your 2 week appt.

I prefer 8-10 oz 1% milk and 1 30 gram scoop of Genepro flavorless protein powder.

I had a similar problem post op. Didn't mind the shakes before surgery but after they make me wanna vomit. My go to is 8-10 oz milk plus a scoop of GENEPRO flavorless protein (30 grams of protein). Mix and serve.

I do 8-10 ounces of milk with a serving of genepro each morning instead of a shake. It's not too sweet.

Yes. He didn't have any experience with them but with my labs looking good and me having no issues he is fine with them.

I didn't have a 6 month weigh in. That sounds like something your specific insurance has. If they have a 6 month weigh in I'm guessing it's required. Good luck!!

I'm all about the patches!! RNY 10/24. Down 82 pounds. Labs all back normal on the patches.