coco777 17 Posted May 18, 2016 (edited) So I can pretty much eat anything without problems as long as I chew enough and take my time. But I'm having a little problem with binging late at night. All my binge eating emotional eating bad habits are coming back. I feel so guilty because my weight loss stalled. I know my hormones are out of whack because my face is all broken out which is odd for me because I've never had acne. I know this transition is going to be difficult, I'm just worried that my bad eating habits are going to sabotage myself and that this weight loss tool will go to waste and needed to share without judgement. Things I can't tell my doctor. Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App Edited May 18, 2016 by coco777 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
anewme2015 345 Posted May 18, 2016 Weight loss typically stalls around the 3 week mark. I would recommend counselling to coincide with the surgery. It's been recommended to me and I think you would likely benefit to. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BariatricBetty24 18 Posted May 18, 2016 Talk to your doctor and ask to see a counselor. I Know I'm an emotional eater too and I'm currently in therapy and reading great books to help me address the reasons why I eat. I haven't had surgery yet. Planning for the fall if I'm able to make some progress in my emotional eating issues and feel ready for surgery. Best of luck to you. If you're interested in bibliotherapy , check out books by Geneen Roth. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
coco777 17 Posted May 24, 2016 (edited) Doing much better. Stall is over. Hormones have balanced out. Period finally came. Water, Protein, diet, exercise. Cravings under control. I'm a month post op and I'm able to excercise more and I'm feeling better. I lost a total of 17 pounds since my surgery. And I'm ok with that. I was at 235 lbs going into the hospital left the hospital at 232 lbs. today 215 lbs. after a 2 wk stall and struggle I'm feeling well and not looking back. New struggles. My sister in laws birthday dinner. I felt like everyone was watching me push food around my plate and her husband noticed that I barely ate. He figured I didn't like my food. Then I disappeared to the bathroom because I had so much gas and my sister got worried. Girls night out, more of the same, I couldn't eat, had horrible pain, guess I didn't chew enough and eat slow enough. It was horrible. Oh well, i guess eventually I will just tell everyone or get over the shame so I don't have to come up w excuses. Why should I feel ashamed? I made a choice for my health! I will be going back to work soon and have to figure out how I will get in my food and Water intake on my busy shift. Looking forward to future with all its curves and opportunities Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App Edited May 24, 2016 by coco777 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
anewme2015 345 Posted May 25, 2016 Sometimes it's easier to avoid the social situations until your stomach settles a little. I haven't told anyone except my husband and I like it that way. But you have nothing to be ashamed about. Anyway I'm glad to hear your stall passed. They often do so remember this for the next stall but trust me when I say there will be others. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Christinamo7 4,042 Posted May 25, 2016 Doing much better. Stall is over. Hormones have balanced out. Period finally came. Water, Protein, diet, exercise. Cravings under control. I'm a month post op and I'm able to excercise more and I'm feeling better. I lost a total of 17 pounds since my surgery. And I'm ok with that. I was at 235 lbs going into the hospital left the hospital at 232 lbs. today 215 lbs. after a 2 wk stall and struggle I'm feeling well and not looking back. New struggles. My sister in laws birthday dinner. I felt like everyone was watching me push food around my plate and her husband noticed that I barely ate. He figured I didn't like my food. Then I disappeared to the bathroom because I had so much gas and my sister got worried. Girls night out, more of the same, I couldn't eat, had horrible pain, guess I didn't chew enough and eat slow enough. It was horrible. Oh well, i guess eventually I will just tell everyone or get over the shame so I don't have to come up w excuses. Why should I feel ashamed? I made a choice for my health! I will be going back to work soon and have to figure out how I will get in my food and Water intake on my busy shift. Looking forward to future with all its curves and opportunities Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App you're doing very well! and I agree - no shame. you tell whoever you want to tell and don't tell anyone you don't care to. for work I pack up all my little measured Snacks, and my lunches on the weekend so during the week I can just grab and go. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
