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Hi everyone, my name is Renee. I was banded on July 25, 2008 in Houma, LA. I had complications from the anesthesia and had to stay overnight. I wasn't holding anything down except ice chips. I thought I was in hell those first few hours. As the next day went on I started feeling much much better. It helped to get up and walk around. I have lost a total of 12 pounds since surgery.

I was on liquids for just a week post-op. I was weak and couldn't find the stregnth to do anything. Once I started the soft Proteins the second week (which the bariatric nurse ok'd) I started having energy and getting around a whole lot better. I have been on the same Protein diet for almost 2 weeks now and I've started to get hungry in between meals. I work full time and thank God for that! It keeps me from snacking. I haven't had my first fill yet. I am hoping that helps with the hunger. I know it could take quite a few fills to get where I want to be. I drink plenty of Water to try to curb my appetite. Any other suggestions until I get my first fill? I don't want to gain any weight from now until then. My appointment for my first fill is August 26th. Any input would be greatly appreciated!

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hi congrats on your new jpurney try drinking protien shakes, also crystal light, also a small yogurt, to hold you. what about a protien bar.

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