Satchel 42 Posted December 9, 2012 My surgery date is set for January 11th, however, my husband is already concerned about how he can eat around me and not feel guilty. He, himself, has lost 105 lbs, and identifies with the struggles of weight loss. Any suggestions I can pass along to him? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Catherine Shinn Habhab 97 Posted December 9, 2012 don't know what to suggest. BUT, my sweet son (who lost about 64 pounds himself) always offers me food, and quickly realizes that it is something that I can't eat----Mom, do you want, oh sorry, I love you mom Lol 2 Satchel and Territravel reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lhollingsworth 54 Posted December 9, 2012 My wife is feeling the same way. It is difficult because it is just the two of us and I have always cooked for her. She is very thin and typically eats what she wants. She was just saying how she feels guilty - This is moslty because I am on a pre-op liquid phase right now so I image it will pass somewhat. I guess maybe ask him why he feels guilty? My wife feels guilty because she knows that I literally can't eat what she is eating right now and the first week of liquids was rough. Now, I am feeling more confident about what I can and can't have and I have assured her that it is ok, and that I am ok, and that I want this surgery and weight loss WAY more than I want her food ! Maybe he feels guilty because he thinks that you want what he is eating? 1 Satchel reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tesla1979 12 Posted December 9, 2012 My husband felt guilty too. I only had a problem with him eating in front of me while I was on fluids only. Now that I can have food it's not a problem. I even love to cook for him again. For me it has gotten better with time & being able to have food of my own. Hope that helps 1 Satchel reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites