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I have been using the Dymatize 100iso comes in a lot of different flavors Dymatize ISO100

Took me two months after surgery to be able to drink coffee also if you haven’t tryed cold brew coffee it’s amazing. Cold brew coffee isn’t less acidic than hot brewed coffee so not as hard on a weak stomach or as upsetting it helped me plus it’s amazing in the spring and summer months.

My nutritionist told me to limit my meals to 10g of sugar or less I am 9 months out and for my total daily sugar count using the MyFitnessPal app on my phone keeps track of the sugar each day and I usually get around 25-30g each day of sugars it’s just how I do my meals and I try to get those early on in my day so no to effect me later on in the day as a type 2 diabetic.

I was not able to eat raw veggies for two months after surgery now I eat salads with veggies and some chicken in it, I also have been making up time with veggies.

I am 9 months post op I eat 3 meals breakfast, lunch, dinner with 2 snacks being protein shake or a yogurt cup or some cottage cheese roughly half a cup. My calories are about 900-950 a day and I am drinking roughly 130oz of water a day. i get about 80-90g of protien a day I also use Thebes MyFitnessPal app daily best tool so far I have found

I started my whole weight loss journey @ 585 lbs was my heaviest at the time of surgery I was @ 521 lbs which was almost 9 months from my heaviest to surgery it took my doctor telling me that within 5 years if nothing changed I would be dead of either heart attack or just my body shutting down. At that point it lit a fire in my soul and under my ass to make things right I started reading and studying everything about my upcoming surgery and weight loss. It was difficult at first but once the weight started coming off it became easier so far after 7 months I am down 150 lbs and can’t wait for it to get even more

I use isopure protein powder but I add spinach berries and fruit to make a nice morning shake or snack shake when needed. you can get unflavored or a flavor you like to go along with whatever shakes you like to make.

Yeah my family told me face stomach also my legs also became more flabby lol or looser so far 7 months out and 150 lbs later my mom tells me I am a totally different person almost not recognizable she says

Yeah mine too cause of that possibility of swallowing it.

I am 4 days out post op from my surgery and I am trying to get meal ideas and the one meal that has been throwing me for a loop is breakfast so far it's been a protein shake or a oikos triple zero banana cream yogurt I was thinking eggs or cottage cheese blended together. i would really love some help or ideas places to go for recipes

I am 3 months post op I started my weight lost surgery at 575lbs back in November 2016 and at the date of surgery I had got myself down to 521lbs. On my 3 month mark I took pictures and video of me weighing myself to make a record I had reached 420lbs. I am on a diet of 900 calories with the majority of my diet being 55% protien consisting of chicken fish and other lean meats and 25% fats (healthy fats) and 20% carbs. I am amazed at my progress so far and I am taking my weight loss so far because I was heavier that most but still taking it very serious.

I had my surgery back on may 16th it would be nice to talk with others going thru the same thing I live in groveport

Groveport surgery was may 16 2017

I just wanted to stop in pretty new to the site have been browsing and reading since before my surgery on may 16th 2017 and officially got my 3 month weight and I am glad to say in 3 months I am down 100 pounds. i started this whole weight loss surgery at 574lbs at the date of surgery I weighed 521lbs and he can happily say I am at 421.3lbs feels amazing to hit this goal in 3 months I am hoping to be around 370 by my 6 month mark.

I am 3 months post op and today was one of those days where I just woke up mad at myself and angry or feeling like haven't been doing enough even though I have lost 70+ lbs so far I try to keep myself on a routine throughout my day but today it's been hard. also getting that lonely no one knows how I feel feeling even though I have a great group of family and friends as a supportive system.

I walk but I fell recently and hurt my right knee and it's been rough trying to keep up so far my mind is ahead of where my body is in terms of working out or being active even in my down time my mind is like get up and go walk or do something active and it's just not the case my body just can't keep up lol going to incorporate some jump rope or some basic kalestinics in the morning to help get me back to where I was

I was sleeved on the 16th it's been a interesting road so far definitely life altering and sometimes fun so far down 70+ lbs since surgery

I am at 900 calories and was told to get 90g protein and around 70oz of fluid a day which has been no problem for me I tend to keep my sugars low around 30-40g a day for six meals and my carbs no more than 110g a day and so far in tow and half months I have lost almost 70lbs since surgery with walking and light weighted resistance band work out

Surgery date was may 16th 2017 I am almost at my 3 month mark and so far I am averaging about 30+ lbs a month I had my two month check in on July 10th and two weeks later I had lost 20 lbs since July 10th so 20 lbs in two weeks and my activities are waking and light weighted work outs daily with resistance bands. So far so good

I personally love leg day if I am not crawling out of the gym because I can't stand it wasn't a good gym day. But anything arms and shoulders. Also if your trying to find a starting point I went with in the beginning with a % of my body weight and if that as still to much I would cut 5% off and go from there don't over do it in the begining

I a two months post op and I am consuming between 800-900 calories a day around 80-100g of protein a day, my fats, sugars (less than 35g daily) and carbs are all as low as I can without starving myself lol I use MyFitnessPal phone app it keeps track of everything and it's easy to use

I too have replaced yoga and working out for some of my old vises and it's been amazing my one thing that gives me my personal quiet time is just going to the pool and just swimming till I want to drop from exhaustion its puts my mind right and focuses me

I was sleeved on may 16th @9:15am

I was sleeved on may 16th 2017, I went thru the bariatric and comprehensive weight management team at The Ohio State University Wexner medical center it took me just over one year and two months for my total procedure. I can not even start to explain how much or how good these people made me feel on every meeting phone call and talk from my doctors and dietitian. My Surgeon was Dr. Sabrena Noria was top notch in my book.

Yeah since I am on the puréed stage I have foods I want like eggs but will the really blend up in a blender and cottage cheese drained only using the curds with some salsa. But finding a blender or something to use is had some just don't work