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  1. 2 points
    blueroses78

    New to the sleeve

    I had a lap band placed in 2011. On the 9th of this month, I had it removed, a hiatal hernia repaired, and a sleeve done. I have so many mixed feelings about this whole thing. 10 days post op and wishing I had just had the band removed. Anyone else super emotional and not sure they made the right choice?
  2. 2 points
    rs

    ONEderland!

    I did it! I reached ONEderland! So exciting to see that scale start with a "1" instead of a "2"! Pre surgery 268 lbs Surgery (8-15-18) 250 lbs Today 199.6 lbs! Height 5' 6.5" Age 52
  3. 2 points
    blueroses78

    New to the sleeve

    Part of me feels like I shouldn’t have. Another part of me thinks that once I feel normal that I’ll be fine.
  4. 1 point
    Nhope

    How do I break this habit?

    Wise ones, At my goal weight and just over 18months past surgery, I am becoming aware of some of my old, bad, eating habits creeping back in. The one I'm focusing on at the moment is this: When I am eating, and just after I'm done, all I can think about is eating more and/or again. I'm not hungry, but it seems that if I haven't eaten so much that I feel uncomfortable or sick, I just want more. I try not to give in, try to wait for a specific period of time, try to write down what I've eaten immediately.... but I'm really struggling with this. I guess I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop and start gaining weight again. This hasn't happened, but I worry about my capacity for self-fulfillment of my fears! Any advice or empathy is welcome! I'm going to work on checking in more on this forum again. I had gotten out of the habit in the last year, but I think it will help.
  5. 1 point
    chellyvillen

    4 days post op

    try bone broth, it does not taste like broth, it is not very flavorful - it sort of tastes like meat tea, if you need to you can add a bouillon cube or salt if you prefer it to taste like broth
  6. 1 point
    GreenTealael

    How do I break this habit?

    Repetition, fortitude and time. You can change, good luck. https://www.bustle.com/articles/58195-how-long-does-it-take-to-develop-a-new-habit-66-days-says-science-or-debunking
  7. 1 point
    Bari_KS

    TMI

    Orange stools are often caused by eating red or orange foods. Supplements containing beta-carotene and aluminum hydroxide can turn stools orange. A lack of bile salts is one medical reason that can cause orange stool (from Google).
  8. 1 point
    GradyCat

    ONEderland!

    That's ONEderful! Congrats! I can't wait until I get there too! I'm just 5 weeks post-op, so it's going to be a little while, 17 or so more pounds to go.
  9. 1 point
    Frustr8

    ONEderland!

    And hi am still working my way to get there and join you. Just about half-a- hundred or so and I will be!🚩🎪🚩
  10. 0 points
    chellyvillen

    Back to Hospital for IV

    Additionally, the hospital that I went to was part of the healthcare 'system' (University of Colorado Health) that my surgeon is part of - but they did not have experience dealing with WLS patients and I went through lots of unnecessary tests/xrays/ultrasounds.

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