kelli

please dont waist your money...I d rather not eat any noodle...yuckkk......tofu I dont mind so I thought maybe on that level,,...not

I am 2 months out and pretty much enjoy my food, went out to TGI Fridays yesterday and ordered a wedge salad ate like 1/2 and 2 baby back ribs...boy did I enjoy it!!

Isn't that funny how things change, I feel the same way when watching other people eat! gotta love the sleeve

Time to change that profile pic girl, you look 20 years younger now!! great job!! and how exciting..

Meggie The yellow urine could just be the Vitamins you are taking, sounds like your getting your fluids but the Vitamins turn yuur urine yellow.. also I am 5 weeks out and for some reason plain Water tastes sooo heavy and hurts! I mix mine with decaf s/f ince tea..yumm and goes down soo easy.. Glad your feeling better

they want me to call back in the morning, its been going on since Sunday nifght..And it sounds like I have the same symptoms as you, gosh is it painful!! I sure hope its gone by morning..Hope you feel better as well and let me know what your Dr says? Kelli

Bloated feeling in pouch? has anyone had this at around 5 weeks out, I called the Dr. they said to try taking gas-x! so far not working, I am able to eat and keep things down but it hurts when going down, and I feel sooo bloated in the pouch area? it also hurts when I take a deep breath in abdomen below my stomach.. Any advise would be appreciated..thanks so much!!

I started on solids last wednesday, and I am just about 5 weeks out, Ive lost 26 lbs since the start of my liquid diet the week before, by Dr tells me Im right on track..I had the same concerns as you.

My NUt told me to wait until I was on solids to try it, that was 4 weeks for me. I had a glass of white wine last night with no problems. Tasted good too...lol felt relaxed but not tipsy..I have had no problems with foods etc. been tolerant to everything I've tried so far, I feel lucky for that! Good luck to you

Hope you are on your road to recovery soon, look forward to hearing your updates on youtube.. I had my surgery on April 11th and it seems like a lifetime ago, feeling good and life is somewhat back to normal..hang in there :unsure:

good answer two thumbs up!!

Best of luck to everyone,...let us know how you are, keep us posted!!

That is some scary stuff for sure, I agree .you need to find another surgeon who has experience, you will thank yourself for doing that later on when you dont have any complications, or at least the potential ones you cold have with your current surgeon.

Im really not digging the umjury unflavored protein at all, I purchased two tubs of it thinking I could add it to pretty much anything..ugh the taste in liquids is nasty as far as Im concerned...If anyone has any ideas what to do with it to better the flavor please let me know!!

Just Jess there are days when I can definately get in more and do! then days when I cant, the solids are more filling and Mushies flow a lot easier. I felt the same way you do , and I will be 3 weeks on monday. I havn't had much trouble at all with the liquids either. I chalk it up to my stomach healing quickly. Hopefully that is the case. .Ive been doing really well with keeping things down and havnt had any trouble with any foods so far. Hopefully it will stay that way.... Congrats on your weight loss was it all post op?

good post, more power to ya..I have 5 children also so I know about the kitchen activity

I had my surgery the same day as you, I lost 9 the week before and 11 in the 2 weeks since surgery. I knew about the stalls so I am not worrying about it...slow and steady wins the race!!

I have Cigna and went through the 6 month diet, didnt really loose anything for the most part. When I went to my PCP I told her I was changing my eating habits, increasing my excercising etc. and she documented that in her notes. I actually only had to go through 4 montth b/c I had proof within the past year that I tried and failed at weight watchers (still had my record book) . The lady who handled the insurance at my Surgeon's office submitted the book along with 4 months of my supervised diet and I was able to get approved..Still took 6 months from start to finish by the time I was scheduled for the surgery.. The best advise I can give is dont gain a lot of weight in the 6 months, they want to see that you can stick to a program. The 6 months gives you time to do all the research and get your mind in order for the surgery. By the time I had my surgery I was good and ready not one doubt in my mind!!

congratualtions!! good to hear your doing well..thanks for the protein tip!

Definately can relate to you on this Crosswind, although I am on my second marraige, my first one ended in the death of my husband and left me with four very young children..and thats just the tip of the iceberg! We are expected to be strong no matter what.. and food somehow is something to turn to like a friend. For me it is time to let go of the past and look forward to the future!! I

amazing!!!!! you look great congratulations :D :D :thumbs_up: :thumbs_up: :thumbs_up:

great job and congratualtions!!

welcome home!! Glad to hear you are doing well!! I never really count the popcicles as fluid, but I suppose if they melt they would turn to liguid and I was told that anything left sitting out that turns to liquid counts as liquid.

So sorry Goofyspice!! my prayers and thoughts are with you for a speedy recovery!! Please keep us updated !! Hang in there! kelli

Dont be sad Meggie, like my husband told me....dont think of it as the last day you will be able to eat , think of it as the first day of your new improved, healthier life!! The liquids can be tuff at first but you will get through it..just think of the light at the end of the tunnel. Be strong this is your time to prove all you can be!!