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xrl

LAP-BAND Patients
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About xrl

  • Rank
    Novice
  • Birthday 01/01/1972

About Me

  • Interests
    bass, cello, guitar, dual sporting, gaming
  • Occupation
    Budget Analyst
  • State
    NJ
  1. Happy 41st Birthday xrl!

  2. Happy 40th Birthday xrl!

  3. 1 years has passed since you registered at LapBandTalk! Happy 1st Anniversary xrl!

  4. I'm doing pretty good thanks for asking. Feeling nearly back to normal too. There was weight loss initially in the first couple weeks but now I've leveled out so I'm looking forward to my first fill in late July. I hope you're feeling great!

  5. not a problem! i see you were banded in june. how is everything going for you??

  6. Thanks for the add MegaN =)

  7. All the best with the big day tomorrow! The liquid diets are awful for sure, but it does get better since that's pretty much rock bottom...gets better as the days/weeks pass. You'll do swell, look forward to hearing from you.

  8. you are most welcome! Thanks for accepting my friends request!!! Surgery is tomorrow...just finished drinking a 10oz bottle of magniesium something er other...nasty nasty nasty!!! todays my 5th day with no food....tell me im going to live through this please?!?!

  9. Thanks for the add Anny =)

  10. hope you get your approval soon =) great pic btw

  11. forget about his medical diet and move on to another pcp right away - my pcp is the one who recommended I speak with a bariatric surgeon, and I think that's how it should be - prior pcp's just kept pushing the "eat less and move around more" philosophy on me - it's like are you even paying attention? if it were that simple I wouldn't look like this now! - since switching to my current pcp, I have absolutely zero tolerance for physicians that talk around the issue instead of getting on board with real solutions best of luck to you, I hope you find a good doctor soon
  12. I didn't tell anyone at work - all my boss and co-workers know is that I took some medical leave for surgery at the start of June - I imagined telling them later on once I start dropping more weight and it's too obvious to ignore - for now I consider it no one's business, but I intend to tell them later I didn't tell my family either - it took me a year of this long and unpleasant process just to get approved and have the surgery - and honestly I don't think I could have put up with talking about the procedure and how everything works for a year while waiting - it was frustrating as it is already, and quite honestly I couldn't put up with all the questions along the way, people wanting the play by play, etc...
  13. weight/resistance training can defnitely help I had to attend a few support group sessions as part of my insurance approval, and several of the post-op folks said that if they knew then what they know now...they would have lifted weights as soon as they were cleared to do so
  14. yeah but, which dipping sauce? just messin, think I know how you feel (starving) I saw you just had a fill and doc put you on liquids again - it's no wonder folks hit breaking points with those limitations - anyway I'm sure this moment was the exception and not the rule for you - so do yourself the favor of letting it go - don't let the guilt beat ya up, makes for bad mojo
  15. I've never taken a laxative in my life, never needed one - should have listened to the nurse that discharged me, MoM really is the sh*t! - def had probs with the guts slowing down and it was more than two weeks til I finally was like oh yeah I was supposed to take that stuff...well it did the trick pros: gentle, fast, and though the scale says different, it sure seemed like I lost weight! cons: hope you're not doing anything in a few hours, be near a bathroom pls I may need to find an alternative for more routine maintenance...MoM was kinda like using pipe snake on myself

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