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checking in with February sleevers
O&D, Haha, that is so awesome. I will start the process of studying for the CPA Exam. I will be taking a graduate level class in the spring in order to even sit. Where are you located. I thought you were from England or Ireland for some reason. Dawn Marie
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checking in with February sleevers
Accounting. So boring but so many well paying jobs. How are you doing?
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Non Scale Victories
Thats awesome. This surgery is such a gift. We work hard for it but it works. Im grateful everyday Sent from my LGMS210 using BariatricPal mobile app
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Stalling Early ON
Expect a stall anytime. Nothing a good round of pooping will get going again. Im a firm believer in its all about the digestive tract.
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Being wasteful.......
What a great idea. I too donated my stuff to my cousin who just had surgery. I was happy to see it all go.
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Non Scale Victories
Great look. Its great feeling comfortable in clothes. Sent from my LGMS210 using BariatricPal mobile app
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Non Scale Victories
Thats so awesome. Sent from my LGMS210 using BariatricPal mobile app
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Non Scale Victories
Not throwing up is the best nsv. Anyone who suffered with a lap band and now has a sleeve can attest to the difference. I thank God everyday my lap band is gone. Love my sleeve so much. Sent from my LGMS210 using BariatricPal mobile app
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Today was a big milestone
Congrats. Live life! Dont regret a second.
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Acid reflux question? Based on recent poll.
I thought I would have it for sure. They put you on omeprezole after surgery but only for 30 days. I stayed on another 30 days terrified. Switched to rantidine. And knock on wood. No acid reflux. Occasionally ill take a pill but no need really. Hope you have the same experience.
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Surgery didn’t work?
I have gone band to sleeve and I am down 64 pounds. It will be 5 months tommorow. My weight loss has slowed down for sure but im still at a steady 2 pounds a week. Look at everything you are doing. Really be honest with yourself. Sent from my LGMS210 using BariatricPal mobile app
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Checking in with all the february peeps
Somethings you just have to post[emoji1] Sent from my LGMS210 using BariatricPal mobile app
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New to the sleeve but not WLS
I had my 3 month post op today. Down 45.7 or something like that. NP said I was ahead of schedule. Yay! I am really shooting for 100 pounds. I think the sleeve is a great fit for me. I hope you all do really well. I have to say the first 8 weeks were kind of hard. No energy , no pooping , no fun! But I noticed or didn't notice that I wasn't any of that anymore I just feel normal except for two or three good bites and I am done. I am starting a photo diary of what I eat so I can look back. I am terrible about capturing it all on an app or in a book. I have two accounts and I hadn't been checking here but Im so glad to see all the band to sleeve conversions. I will keep checking back. Dawn Marie
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New to the sleeve but not WLS
Hi Annie, I am on the other side of this. I had the lap band in 2011 and honestly never did well. Slipped it at 3 months, than again a month later after unfill and than refill. Kind of gave up got used to vomiting all the time. I was a vomit pro. When I slipped the band last summer and went to the er the NP that was there was from a different practice than I started at and she really convinced me to revise. I think the band was a epic failure for a lot of us. I was humiliated and constantly felt like a failure. I am 3 months out of the Gastric Sleeve revision and I am so happy I persevered. the Sleeve works like we all were told the band would. I am loosing at a wonderful pace with little to no complications at all. I wish you well and any questions please feel free to ask. Sincere and warmest wishes Dawn Marie
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Newbie here from Ireland
I failed the lap band as well and took me so long to come to terms with it I recently had a revision to the sleeve and could not be happier. Please tell your brother. The Band failed for a lot of people tell him there is hope and the band is the failure not him.