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MugglesnDaleks

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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About MugglesnDaleks

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  1. MugglesnDaleks

    Low Energy

    Congratulations! Welcome to the club. I agree with everyone above, work on your protein intake. I personally take B12 (liquid form) which is supposed to help with energy. But personally, I feel more energetic after exercising and showering. Since you are still recovering, try just going on a morning walk right after waking up.
  2. MugglesnDaleks

    Losing Quarantine Weight!

    Thank you! I'm trying to get back to my pre-covid food habits. My siblings are attending college from home so the pantry is full on unhealthy snacks 🤢 and I find it hard not to give in sometimes. I think I'm gonna have to give in and buy my own snacks from the bariaticpal store to sooth the cravings 😭
  3. MugglesnDaleks

    Yogurt...

    I love yogurt and have tried close to every brand out there. My favorite is Two Good yogurt. They are only 80 calories per cup, 2 grams of sugar, and 12 grams of protein so they are very filling. They are not as sweet as Chobani and not as bitter as plain non-fat Greek yogurt. Its a nice in-between. I highly recommend you check it out. https://www.twogoodyogurt.com/lower-sugar-yogurt/
  4. MugglesnDaleks

    Losing Quarantine Weight!

    Did you guys gain weight during quarantine? If so, what are you doing to lose it? Pre-quarantine my weight was at 153 lbs. I was at the weight for about a year and was having a really hard time bringing it down! During the 6 months of quarantine, I gained about 7 lbs since the gyms were closed and I'm really bad at working out from home. Since I was already having a hard time dropping from 153 lbs, I'm afraid I'm going to get stuck at 160 lbs. I know it doesn't sound so bad, but I am 5'1 so the extra 7 lbs really show! When I gain weight, it's evident in my arms and my chest area, so although my jeans fit just fine, my Medium shirts are too tight!!!
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  6. MugglesnDaleks

    January/February 2018 Sleevers

    I have to keep my calorie intake at 900 calories. I can have up to 5 protein shakes a day, cream soups, and for the first week I can have 1 salad (lettuce, celery, and cucumber) a day. It doesn’t sound so bad but I’m dying! I can’t drink coffee or black tea!! What’s yours like?
  7. MugglesnDaleks

    January/February 2018 Sleevers

    I hope everything went well!!!
  8. MugglesnDaleks

    January/February 2018 Sleevers

    My date is Feb. 1st!! It’s fast approaching and I’m nervous!
  9. MugglesnDaleks

    What Can I Eat?

    I’m not sure if anyone mentioned this already but you should check in with your doctor about red foods. I was told to avoid all jellos, popsicles, or drinks with red dyes because they stain your organs and can make surgery more difficult.
  10. MugglesnDaleks

    Pre Op Diet Question

    Have you tried Premier Protein shakes? They have a ton of different flavors. My favorite one right now is Salted Caramel. They also have vanillas, strawberry and banana. You can get these at Sam’s Club for cheap (they are very expensive everywhere else).
  11. Oh no! I know that gaining and loosing wait can definitely mess with your cycle. However, i did not think about my lady friend!!!!! I had very crazy cycles when I was younger. Sometimes it would last 3 weeks others times i wouldn't have it for 3 months. I'm not looking forward to experiencing that again.
  12. MugglesnDaleks

    Current self-image before surgery

    Hello! This is also my first post and I feel the same exact way. I can't wait to be able to look at my 'After' picture and pat my self in the back for having come all this way. When I first considered the surgery, I couldn't help but wonder what my friends and family were going to say. I kept thinking they would complain about how i'm "taking the easy way out" or that I'll never actually succeed with this. I think the best thing to do at this stage is to engage in conversation with friends and family about the journey we are about to embark in. For me, it took my first appointment with my surgeon and the psychologist to realize its completely okay to talk openly about my weight. I think at this point a good support team is what makes that 'After' picture an attainable goal.

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