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amyseattle

Gastric Bypass Patients
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About amyseattle

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  • Gender
    FEMALE
  • City
    Seattle
  • State
    Wa
  • Zip Code
    98101

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  1. amyseattle

    Bad Advice and being honest.

    I think you should be blunt.
  2. I personally think the world is our oyster with food, but you have to accept that every new food you try is an experiment. I’m just taking it day to day. I am not eating sugar or carb dense foods but how can I say I never will again? We are responsible for our choices!
  3. amyseattle

    10 weeks out

    I’ve lost 38 pounds since my surgery on 1/15 and 46 since pre-op. I’m grateful for so many things- I’m actually grateful for the journey. Pre-op was painfully hard for me because I was mourning that overeating was coming to an end. Yes you read that right. Post op was hard because it was immediately a world of unknowns: why did I gain after surgery? why was I hungry after surgery? why did I have a metallic taste in my mouth? why couldn’t I tolerate chicken and eggs? what is this foamies thing that happened twice in one week and only after a few bites? why was my stomach upset all the time? why did I stall after three weeks for 11 days? why was a losing a pound a day in the first three weeks and about 2 a week since? Most of my panicked questions have been answered - mostly by Carrie, but now mostly by myself. The answers for me come when I am calm and collect and redirect my irrational thoughts. I just had major surgery 2.5 months ago. Now I want this to be a marathon and not a sprint because I have so much to learn along the way. And that is a good thing.
  4. amyseattle

    Pouch!

    I’m 10 weeks out and believe it or not I could eat more before until just recently. Now I’m stuffed after a few bites. Did my pouch decrease in size?
  5. amyseattle

    Weight loss pace

    That’s awesome. No stalls for you?
  6. amyseattle

    Weight loss pace

    Seems to be averaging 10 a month and I guess that is perfect!
  7. amyseattle

    I ate a whole burrito

    Some days I can handle a 6” tortilla... but some days I can’t!
  8. amyseattle

    I ate a whole burrito

    It was just beans.... so in the world of burritos it was pretty small and less filling than others.
  9. amyseattle

    Weight loss pace

    Your weight loss is probably the norm. I need to get the pound a day loss out of my head (that’s what I was told) and be ok that this isn’t a sprint.
  10. amyseattle

    I ate a whole burrito

    You are so wonderfully generous with your insight and words. It means a lot. I’m at 600 calories a day now and I’ve recently recognized that 40 gr of carbs a day is probably too little. I’m dragging a bit even with 70 gr of protein, water and everything else I’m doing. So, I was hungry that night and I was with my mom so that combination is dangerous (serious and kidding). Pausing is the key and man, it only takes a few seconds, so I need to get into this habit. So much to learn and as mentioned to someone else it’s so good I’m seeing a good disorder therapist!
  11. amyseattle

    I ate a whole burrito

    Being patient with myself is my biggest obstacle right now. I’m 8 weeks out and expect to be an expert and expect my old habits to not come up. Good thing I’m seeing a food disorder therapist 😉
  12. amyseattle

    I ate a whole burrito

    I ate because I still like to eat and was pushing boundaries.... so, I think I learned my lesson to stop even if I don’t get the stuffed feeling.
  13. amyseattle

    Setting a goal weight & Dr Comments

    Oops you told me. I just need to do the math. Lol.
  14. amyseattle

    Setting a goal weight & Dr Comments

    How much did you have to lose?

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