Tips and tricks?

[Hailey.. 0]

Hey yall! I have an appointment with my surgeon on April 2nd and I was just wondering if anyone has good tips and tricks before and after to either help me lose weight at a good pace or to make recovery easier. My goal weight loss total is a little over 100 pounds

[Lynnlovesthebeach 626]

Follow ALL the instructions they give you and don't worry about how fast you are losing. Don't compare yourself to anyone else. Just know the first couple of weeks there will be some pain or discomfort but it does get better everyday. This is a lifestyle change! Use your tool the way it is designed to be used and you will be successful. Don't go back to your old bad habits that got you here in the first place. Also, I never say "I can't have that." I'm an adult...I can have whatever I damn well want! Instead I say (to myself) "I choose not to eat that." To someone offering me something I know I don't want, a simple "no thank you" works just fine! Good luck with your journey. It is definitely worth the effort!

[Creekimp13 5,840]

Establish a relationship with a bariatric therapist. For me...it was as important as the surgery longterm.

[Creekimp13 5,840]

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Edited March 26, 2021 by Creekimp13

[Elahnen 183]

Hi, a suggestion from the dietician I seen is to reduce dairy. I thought I was doing well drinking ore-made Protein Shakes, but they gave a lot of dairy in them. I guess dairy can cause inflammation. She told me to try Vega Protein (plant based) and almond milk. I love it! Try plant based protein! Hope this helps :)