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Have an appt with a Bariatric Dietitian and she is coming to the house. Hopefully she can help me out with what I am doing wrong in that I haven't lost anything in 4 weeks and I am only 10 weeks post op.
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Yes I thought that not waiting a 1/2 hour or longer wasn't right so I will not listen to that bit of advise. However everything else seems to make sense according to what a lot of the people on this site were saying to me when I posted about the 41 grams of protein that the surgeon told me to eat and to stop the shakes. So now that I have the info from a Bariatric dietitian her info is what I am listening to except the drinking part.
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I have been having the same kind of problem recently, I am 5 weeks out and haven't lost any weight in 2 weeks. I lose and gain the same pound over and over again. I am frustrated but trying to keep my head straight. I get at least 60 to 80 grams of protein a day and I am getting in my fluids. I don't savvy.
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I have shared with many that I only lose 1 week per month. The other 3 I'll maintain or go up and down and then in one week I'll lose 8-10. Example, on March 8th, I was 302. On April 1 I was STILL 302. Today I am 294. This happens to me EVERY month. Try not to stress the weight every week and trust the process.
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Today I celebrate my one year Surgical Anniversary! On Monday, July 28, 2014 Dr. Alan Leslie Schuricht performed a gastric sleeve on me at Pennsylvania Hospital where I weighed 343 pounds (my high weight was 363 pounds) and a year later I am 143 pounds lighter and weigh 220 pounds! Thanks Dr. Schuricht and Penn Bariatric Medicine! Thanks to the following: Dr. Sara Slattery and the team from Penn Medicine Fitness Now; Beth Marks, www.GetFitNowNJ.com and Kennedy Health Bariatric Fitness; Personal trainers from the YMCA of Burlington and Camden County! I am also thankful today to my beautiful wife, Jan and my great kids Liz and Matt!
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Any Synergy Bariatric Patients Out there that are current on here? Buffalo, New York.
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A bariatric patients dream haha. 1/2 cup of taco filling (beans ground turkey & onion) with 1T light sour cr http://t.co/9E1fNcFY
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OMG - I forgot you wanted to see the 1200 cal diet we get from Kaiser! go to this link
Richmond Medical Center, Bariatric Surgery
on the left side click on patient information binder and flip page 46. Sorry! hope it's not too late to help!!!
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I am going through the SE Bariatric Center in Beaumont. I tentatively selected Dr. Dean. I am currently working on 3 month pre-surgery clearance for insurance. I am so nervous and excited. Did you hear that a surgeon in the area is leaving and changed his name?
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Hi Julian. Well actually the 30 lbs is from post op until now. IT's really 36. I lost 19 lbs from surgery until my first check up on November 2nd. I WISH it was 30 lbs since surgery.
My Dr. was Dr. Reich for Southern Ocean County Bariatrics in Manahawkin. He's also a great doctor as well as his staff.
I am feeling awesome and am really not that hungry. I'm on the mushies right now. How are you feeling?
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No :[. I have my stuff sent in to the bariatric hospitial. Just waiting for them to call and set up our appointment so they send everything into insurance.
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HI I saw that you also went through Synergy Bariatrics, I am also going there, I just went to my pysch appointment last week so now Im just waiting to hear from the office to get me in to see the DR. So how long did it take you to get in, and after that how long was it til your actual surgery date. If you have any tips or things I need to know please let me know. Thanks for your time.
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I just started taking a generic (flintsone's type) children's chewable with iron which was recommended by the nutritionist. I also just bought OPTISOURCE from Walgreens. It is a post-op bariatric multivitamin with iron and it has great reviews. I am also looking to the Bariatric Advantage brand vitamins.
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You are probably wondering about prices/cost. Dr. Sureddi is very fair, I have to say. The only other surgeon in CT that I considered was Paula Moynahan but her prices were OUTRAGEOUS....easily twice what Sureddi charged. His experience with bariatric patients was also extensive and I just liked him. With each surgery, you have the surgeon's fee, the facility fee, and the anesthesiologist's fee. To be honest, the latter two are usually the steepest. Dr. Sureddi charges one fee for the procedure, and that doesn't go up. It's the other two that charge BY THE HOUR and if the surgery runs long (with him it does), you get a bill for that. The anesthesiologist is $500/hour, to give you an idea. It's ridiculous. The surgery I just had was supposed to be 4 hours. It ended up being 6.5...so you can imagine the bills. This has happened every time. Part of that is because Sureddi is a perfectionist. More coming...
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It is up to you....personally I did not find the operation painful...just a bit of wind pain.....I have benefited both physically and emotionally from my decision....it is a personal choice which only you can decide....but for me it was the best decision I ever made....I am not depressed I have more energy,...plus I am fitting into regular clothes and being told how hot I look.....I notice a lot more men looking at me.....maybe that is just down to my renewed confidence.....You have plenty of time to think whether the operation is for you....
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Hope you do it you will not regret it. I live in Central Fl and had it done at suncoast bariatrics, Dr Tiffany Jessee in Clearwater. She is from West VA and just the greatest. Wish you luck. I had my surgery the april 28 and have already lost 45 lbs
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Hello, I am so sorry I didn't get back to you earlier. I have been terrible at logging on here. I just went to Dr. Hawasli today for a small fill. I hope that you like hime. Sometimes he is a bit tough on his patients, but it's love. Come to our bariatric support group meetings! They are on the first Wednesday of every month at the Bethel church located on Little Mack at 10 1/2 mile.
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Hi, Cynthia! Yes, I got a meal plan from my doctor. It's very, very simple.
For the first 2 days, it's clear liquids. Then:
Weeks 1-2: pureed protein, 3 Tbs 3x/day; bariatric vitamin
Weeks 3-4: 1.5-2 oz. of soft, moist protein (meat, eggs, fish, poultry) 3x/day/ bariatric multivitamin
Weeks 5-6: All protein allowed--2 serving 3x/day; bariatric multivitamin
Weeks 7-8: 2-2.5 ounces protein 3x/day; bariatric multivitamin
Week 9: 2.5 ounces protein 3x/day; bariatric multivitamin
Week 10-11: 2.5-3 ounces protein 3x/day, add 1/2 cup nonstarchy veggies 1x/day; bariatric multivitamin
Week 12: 3 ounces protein 3x/day, 1/2 cup nonstarchy veggie 1x/day' bariatric multivitamin
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I am having it done in Oxnard at St. Johns. My surgeon is the director of Bariatric there. I was told at my initial consultation last month that once I am approved it is like two weeks from there. I want to wait until the end of February though because I am going to Bakersfield with some girl friends next month and they dont know about it so I dont want them wondering why I am only drinking liquids lol...
did you grow up out here? are you in college? do you work? do all your friends know or are you keeping it quiet?
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Tampa Bariatric Surgeon Dr. Wil Aguila
Wilfred Aguila, M.D. is a native of Florida and has served communities in Florida since he graduated from the University Of Miami School Of Medicine in 1991.
Dr. Aguila completed his surgical residency at the University of South Florida and is an expert in general surgery specializing in surgical treatments for obesity.
Learn more about Wilfred Aguila, MD.
I had surgery 4/29/2010
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Did u get my reply about the Bariatric Advantage shakes?
Hope u are still doing good.
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Please reconsider your choice of facilities. If you have insurance I would find a real bariatric surgeon like mine, Dr. Carson Liu who was one of the first in the US to be approved for this surgery in 2001. He did mine Tuesday in Westwood. He has done over 1900! Can the 1800 doctor honestly claim that? Google Dr.Liu and you will see his amazing background. He was named one of the best lap band doctors by Newsweek magazine, has numerous board certifications and his office and surgery center in only one of maybe 5 in the country that have been awarded the Center of Excellence Award for bariatric surgery. You can see him in Tustin or Westwood.
Melissa
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Just researching and starting the process. I've talked to my regular doctor and I am about to make an appointment with the bariatric doctor. Kinda scared.
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Well the world spins fast and changes even faster. I went in today to have my lapband un-filled-Dr. Spiegel did NOT want another Dr. working on me. He pretty much insisted on me cxlng the surgery & scheduling with him. (I had NO idea he did other surgeries, but apparently all bariatric surgeons are/were general surgeons.) He said I will NOT need an un-fill before surgery, that if anesthisa decides I need a tube in my tummy - he will unfill it during surgery and fill it back up partially. :-) So, I called and cxled my surgery on Monday - we are planning on Tuesday morning at University General - the lovely, posh, swanky place downtown where I had my LB done. I have to have a referral put in and my bloodwork transferred, but if all goes as planned, I will have surgery on Tuesday. I am so excited Dr. S is going to be doing it. I totally LOVE him and I feel so much better knowing he will be doing it. Also, he can look at my LB and port and make any adjustments that I might need.
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For those who are kaiser patients in the S.F. bayarea, their is a bariatrics dept. in Richmond and South San Francisco. You just have to get referred by your Doctor. I will have my 1st fill on Dec 9. I researched for quite sometime, due to far travel and expensive fills. My doctor has referred me to SSF Kaiser, my fill will be only $10 which is my copayment. Good Luck, let me know if I can be of any help.
