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WHOOT WHOOT.... 5 More DAYS.. i will be BANDED APRIL F@@LS DAY..

Gosh where do i begin...

well i started my Liquid diet on 3.18.11 @ 336

and today i weigh 321.... WOW...

im sooo EXCITED... its hard... but its going to be WELL WORK IT.....

 

my STARTING weight was 380..... i think im doing GREAT...

 

Im L@@king for APRIL BANDSTERS....

 

and

 

some advice from recent Banders like this month (MARCH) what shall i take to hospital.. and what shall i expect after d/c,,,,, what can u eat after d/c and when ur home... i guess EVERYONE is different i read some BLOGS and everyone reacts differently... well i cant wait...

Much Luv~ SHELLY :D

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roseyposey

LAP-BAND Patients

Good luck to you as you get banded and start your journey! Keep us posted. :)

fly4kidsrt

LAP-BAND Patients

Hi Shelly,

First off you ARE doing great!!!

I am having surg the 31st, so I thought I would share some of my plan with you.

We have a wonderful NP at our doctors office who had GBP surg herself and is a wealth of information.

To the hospital I am taking a nice pair of PJ's I bought for myself, slippers and a robe. For during the time after my surg til the following day I have a book for reading, a puzzle book, some crochet (a small project that I am working on), and for the following morning we are able to shower the following day some nice shower gel, body lotion and the stuff to do my hair. She told us to take things to make us feel good about ourselves, will be up walking within 2 hours post op and want to be looking good (lol).

I usually have problems with my BP during anesthesia, so they usually have to give me extra fluids, so I have a pair of larger, warnout slippers packed also.

For at home I have stocked up on soups, natural fruit juice with no sugar added (dilute it 1 to 1 with water post op), crystal light, SF popsicles, Gas-X strips, SF jello, and she also suggested picking up a rotisseri chicken and pureeing it with chicken broth freezing it in ice cube trays for when you are able to start with soft/pureed foods so you have something good and ready for yourself.

I hope that some of this information is helpful to you and best of luck!!!!!

fly4kidsrt

LAP-BAND Patients

Shelly, I forgot to mention that I also have packed a set of comfy clothes to come home in - nothing constricting for the ride home. Again, best of luck. Celeste

sassychica

LAP-BAND Patients

Good luck and I am sure you are excited. I had my surgery on the 22 and so far so good...I started a blog that I will keep daily including my food intake since it is very important. I went in at 630am and by 1230pm I was home. So I didnt stay over night. I did buy everything the night before to take the stress off a little. By the time I got home I was tired so I showered and went to bed. Before you know it I was on my way in. I have tones of broths, jello, popsicles, EAS protient shakes but atkins are better...just didnt have any when I went. you can add me as a friend and we can help eachother if youd like

mammadukes112

LAP-BAND Patients

Good Luck Shelly,

Hopefully tomorrow I will find out my surgery date. Getting nervous.

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