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Yesterday was my second step to a new life. I had my first consultation with the surgeon and gat a new body analysis done. This is the body analysis that they will be sending into the insurance company. So for starters I am now at 274.3. I have lost a pound. Wahoo! So I am now to start taking my chewable daily vitamins, no more capsules. I will finish off my bottle that I have and then full on chewable. So I was given a binder for reference and was told to start reading it. It is a guide to what is to come from now to the rest of my life. I have briefly flipped through it and tell in detail al the steps that I need to complete. I am hopeful that it will answer question I may have as things keep progressing. We talked about a surgery date. Right now we have it a projected date of February 11, 2013.

Wow that is so close. I am already signed up for the pre-op orientation with the hospital February 5th and I need to have my psych evaluation and schedule with the nutritional assessment done by the end of the month to have it by our projected date. I will be calling on Monday to get all those done. Once those are complete and the insurance approves, “we are green for, go Houston!!!” I getting really excited to know that soon, getting around will not take a ton of effort to complete. I can’t wait. :wub:

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special66

Gastric Sleeve Patients

Congratulations:-)

So far for me this is an amazing journey. I am 5 days post-op and when I started my process in November 2012 I felt like my day would never arrive; and here I am recovering and I found this terrific website tonight and I am encouraging someone I do not know.

I am still overwhelmed and adjusting but some encouragement I can share is that tonight my family ate McDonalds because I am still recovering and we bought groceries but I was too tuckered to provide instruction. The smell did not phase me and ususally french fries hot and fresh are a weakness but nothing. That was a small victory for me and it let me know this was the right choice. It was thier last cheat night we shopped for recipes out of my Weight Watchers recipe book so the entire family is up for change and it feels great.

Good luck for your upcoming surgery and drop me a line if you just want to talk through some of the wait time...been there done that:-)

resa0001

Gastric Sleeve Patients

Thank you for sharing with me.Congrats on your new life change and I will be right behind you coming down the hill to a better heath and weight. I feel you had a large Victory for not wanting the McDonalds fries as most of us do...I struggle everyday not to eat large portions or stop the thought about ice cream and chocolate as i do everynight and day. when i can

write and say i did not want food is the day i know it is really happening.

I will drop a few lines with u from time to time and see how your travels are going as you are leading the way and have been over the rocks that I face ahead. So please how is this week going since on Jan 5th you were able to pass on fries is it harder this week?

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