biginjapan 647 Posted March 20, 2020 3 hours ago, AJ Tylo said: I am totally amazed at how many people - Including myself did not have a plan or guidance after this surgery! WTF is this industry going to get oraganized! We all know the surgery is just a tool, Without the workshop your screwed I agree - I think that's why there are so many different "plans" out there. I was eating purees and full liquids upon leaving the hospital, some people have to wait 2-4 weeks post-op before they even get to that stage. To be honest though, WLS is big business for doctors and hospitals. They know people are willing to pay to slim down, and they do their job and then leave it to you afterwards with some general guidance you can basically find on the internet. Some people are on great programs that help them post-op, many are not. For me, it's not really an option because, believe it or not, there aren't a lot of obese people in Japan, so this really isn't an issue here - not enough for me to find a support group or doctor in my area who can deal with it. So I've always gone abroad for my surgeries, and I've had to do the best I could on my own both pre- and post-op. That said, the place where I just had surgery is being quite good about following up with me, which is really nice and reassuring. I certainly did not have that when I had surgery in Mexico. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
IAmGrace 79 Posted March 20, 2020 Did you have more than one surgery? Grace Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SleeveqcDes 0 Posted August 25, 2020 I am 1 month post op I consume 2-3 ounces meals 3 times a day always have a Protein included in my meal whether it’s tuna chicken fish or turkey non fat deli slice . I eat green Beans , cooked well squash and lots of Water . I always start my mornings with a Protein Drink . Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
anniedebbie 24 Posted August 25, 2020 Thank you ever so much for your informative and comprehensive response to my inquiry. I appreciate this more than you know. Just FYI I am not taking in more than 700-800 calories daily. It seems to me that even without surgery I should be losing weight on that caloric intake. I will be MUCH MORE VIGILENT concerning the amount of food I consume at meals. I will give you an example of what I have to eat daily: BREAKFAST: High Protein Shake = 160 calories LUNCH: Amy's Tomato Bisque Soup = 240 calories DINNER: One source of Protein (Yogurt/veggie burger/cottage cheese) usually about 240 calories My Snacks are diet Jello for ten calories per serving - 2 servings at the most Sugarless lollipops for 17 calories each for about 34 calories in a day I'm down about 9 pounds from my date of surgery but have been stalled for about 5 days now. I don't think I can try harder than I am right now. Maybe I'm wrong but doesn't it come down to calorie intake? Thank you again. I DO APPRECIATE THIS! My best, GraceStay away from carbs. Ie yogurt, veggies burgers , and eat cheese at a minimum Sent from my SM-N970U using BariatricPal mobile app Share this post Link to post Share on other sites