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Lol this post is almost a year old..

The whole idea of surgery is to limit your portion sizes and therefore your goal should be to eat the most nutritional food possible not going back to eating high carbs and empty calories; that's what caused all the weight gain and issues in the beginning. Start experimenting and learning more healthy options

Yeah it's usually some kind of error on the forms

Where are you from

Exactly it's not like a mystery Or miracle. there's simple logic involved

10/28 RNY down 59lbs since surgery...

Never had one..

Omg the last week I was stalled only dropped a lb in the week but finally after increasing my protein and fasting for like 12hours I've woke up today dropped 5lbs and I'm under 200!!! As of this morning I'm 198LBS FINALLY STARTED AT 322 CW 198 GW 180-185 so excited for the future.

VITAMIN C is very good.

I was given IV pain killers for the first 48hrs think it was fentanyl; I slept so much 😀

I hear you. I did have some relationships as a kid.. Have had a few casual "encounters" but nothing real or serious at all.. I really hope all this weight loss will help me gain confidence and meet someone before I'm 40 too.

Uneasy feeling in my throat.. Tightened...until it comes back up as foam clear liquid.

Not bad at all so far so good but I do need to tone and tighten my belly area.. Yeah I was at a lb a day for most of my weight loss too...

138 days or 20 weeks or 4 months 16 days. But I've been very strict from day 1 never gone off my plan at all. High protein. Very little carbs. Very low fat. No sugar unless it's like Stevia or equal. I do drink coffee everyday. Hard work.

Surgery itself 1-2hrs

That's counter intuitive to tell a person not to think of calories... You need to learn how to count calories for the long term.. Every single thing you consume has calories then you have to learn what calories are good or bad like carbs vs protein; if you don't understand the basics you will have issues. From day 1 I log every calorie everyday and that keeps me focused and to know what affects my weight positively or negatively.. Over time you have to figure out if you need to add calories or not depending on your activity levels and energy levels.

Lol caffeine is known to curb your hunger. I drink coffee everyday and i used to drink energy drinks before surgery to keep me satisfied without needing food..

Walk as much as you can and fart away....

I'm only 10 weeks post op still mostly on shakes. Try not to go over 20g carbs. Around 500-600cal a day. No sugar. High protein. I'm not sure if I need to increase protein or calories or start exercise to help with those final kgs. You should find a local dietitian mate. Are you Australian?

I don't cook much but I love cooking shows

If you want to alleviate stress go to the gym and hit a punching bag

Obviously it's not going to work if you're eating all that junk

Well depends on how much you need to lose. But from my experience I've been a quick loser with bypass and had zero issues since surgery over 2 months ago... Hardly feel hungry.. Within a week of surgery the Dr took me off multiple medications for diabetes and blood pressure.. All I need to take is multivitamins each day plus calcium and b12 no issues at all with that and the money I was spending on meds now goes to vitamins... Yes if you have any kind of reflux issues sleeve will more than likely make it worse. I've even seen ppl end up with reflux and gerd just from the sleeve...without any history of it.. Yes it is up to you though.

Usually when purple are unsuccessful it has very little to do with the SURGERY itself!!!!

Sorry my internet is double posting today