cfbarre 31 Posted October 29, 2013 I still feel hunger just not the way I did before surgery.. it's never extreme but it does occur. I was hoping I'd n ever feel that feeling again but really' date=' most people seem to feel some sorta of physical hunger after surgery. A lot of the time too, it's head hunger. We got fat for a reason and that feeling of wanting to eat all the time doesn't leave us. Also, are you taking an antacids? Stomach acid can mimic the signs of hunger especially if you have an abundance of stomach acid.[/quote'] Yes I am taking an acid reducer. I also was hoping to never feel hunger again but it's still there especially around my period, and that hunger can last for two weeks! It sucks! That is why I drink Water to see if it's head hunger. I'm a work in progress, speaking of that it's time for me to walk on the treadmill! 2 kw2walker and IndieGirl reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JIllette 57 Posted November 13, 2013 I was July 11. 4 months out down a few clothing sizes and 67lbs gone Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Thinner1Day 13 Posted December 1, 2013 Just checking in! Down to 160 and holding for the last month. I feel great, still taking my Vitamins of course. I started having some hair loss about a month ago. I hear it starts to come back by 8 months. I hope they're right! I would like to lose another 15-20 lbs, but honestly I have not tried. I think my sleeve has stretched a bit and I've been enjoying eating whatever I want. I'll have to put some rules on that! I still can't drink large amounts in one swallow. I use those skinny little coffee stirrer straws to limit the amount I drink at one time. I had gotten so burned out on Protein shakes I haven't been able to touch them for a while. I had my first one in 2 months yesterday and it wasn't bad. I think my plan will be to start back on Protein Shakes for Breakfast (and stop eating anything I want...ya think!) to get some more weight loss going. I'm SO glad I had this surgery though. I have a lot more energy and a much more positive attitude about my looks and increased self confidence! Hope everyone else is doing well =) 1 kw2walker reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jotate 6 Posted December 1, 2013 Congrats on all your weight loss Thinner1day- what was your starting weight? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Thinner1Day 13 Posted December 1, 2013 Jo, When I started this whole journey I was 211. There was a delay in waiting for my surgery to be authorized so I stayed on the pre-surgery diet for almost a month and lost about 20 pounds! By the time I had surgery I was 190. That month of pre-surgery dieting was AWFUL! I'm sure if I hadn't had the surgery as my goal I couldn't have done that. And for sure I couldn't have kept the weight off! 1 ChaoticBliss reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites