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Ms skinniness

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1. One of the side effects of being in ketosis is high acid in your body. This can cause your mouth and throat ulcers. Not a pleasant side effect. maybe talk with your dr about this.
  2. Hi Jodi, this is a great site to get support and help with any questions you may have! Everyone on this site are awesome and helpful....
  3. You can do this! Go high protein, low carb, and drink a lot of water..... Keep it simple and you will succeed.
  4. I too would love to hear from someone 5+ years out. Plus answers to the rest also.
  5. I told my hubby, son and daughter, best friends, sister and brother in-law and nephew. My FIL and MIL never asked and that was ok. They did notice my weight loss and told me how good I was looking and that My hubby is gonna have to stop eating so much and get in shape. LOL. I pretty much tell everyone as long as it's appropriate. I have only had a negative experience from my best friend and she was freaking out telling me I really didn't need surgery, I just needed to work on losing weight. Now I'm watching her gain weight and the unhappiness when she's cloths shopping. But I let her struggle with her issues and I still tell every one. I love my sleeve and it's the best thing I've ever done for me. I'm not going to worry about what others think because what do they know really! Nothing, absolutely nothing! So here we are with surgery or contemplating surgery and I believe I will always speak my truth, yes, I had wls and I love it! That's what I tell them. No explanations as to why. It is my business. Most are curious as to what it actually is so I educate them.
  6. Keeping my fingers crossed for you!
  7. Hanging on by a thread here! LOL
  8. Doing the happy dance with you! yayyyyyyyyyy! We seem to fret about things that we shouldn't. I do it too. But now I'm working on just putting it out there and seeing where it goes from there.
  9. We love our furbabies so much, like our children. I have always second guessed myself when making a decision like that. There is no right time. I know that when our babies our suffering to such a great extent and have medical illnesses like tumors, it is really hard on them. My daughter's ferret died yesterday and it was really sad for her and I. She was such a joy to us. It was hard to see her suffering and we did all we could for her. She's in a much better place now, no pain and she has been released from her physical body and has no pain now. We will always miss our beloved critters and have them in our hearts. How lucky were we to have their love and companionship with no judgements. Hugs to everyone, especially Rootman and his lovely wife! :wub:
  10. OMG! This is so true. I'm 8.5 months post op and I still make mistakes. I am just now learning that I need to order off the side orders in restaurants instead of the full blown meal that I can't eat. I have wasted so much money that way because I never go back and visit my left overs. My hubby gets them and it's really not doing him any favors. So, as of today, I will order off the side menu's and steal bites from my hubby's plate . Also I really need to start preparing my meals. It would be so much easier in the long run. Also, I'm going to schedule my meals and not eat anything in between the meals. i confuse my thirst and hunger cue. So, I still have a lot of mental work and now is the time to do it.
  11. CONGRATS! This is the beginning of a new journey for you.
  12. I know that you have been successfully sleeved by now, so sending you healing energy for a speedy recovery!
  13. It is so normal to be anxious right now. I kept busy the day before and really didn't think about it to much. Just did my liquid diet as directed by my surgeon. I wanted to run the next morning though at the hospital but didn't. Boy am I glad I didn't. This is the best decision I have ever made and I am now looking at how my head hunger affects me. Yep, it's just a tool but now it's time to look at all my sh** in my head.
  14. This to just a meeting between to people. It is important to be honest and upfront because it is important to make sure that you understand and are capable of making an important decision as to having this procedure. No sweat and nothing to fear.
  15. I will be waiting for you on The BIG LOSER'S BENCH! Sending healing energy your way for a speedy recovery!
  16. reading the stuff about bottled water makes me sick. I have been wasting my money on bottled water and it's worst than my tap! Yikes. Oh well, lesson well learned, I need to research more products that I eat.
  17. Can you give us a picture of what your eating, how much, fluid intake, exercise routine? this would help immensely. You might of just had the cursive 3 week stall. Can't wait to get this info. Wish I could help more at this moment, but will after info.
  18. Love It!
  19. I believe they give you bottled water in the hospital. I know lots of people that go there and they drink bottled water.
  20. It hard to get all this stuff in your tummy. It's still swollen and healing but it gets better everyday and it is so worth it! Keep it up and CONGRATS on a job well done! You have succeeded and will continue to drop those pesky lbs.
  21. I know that your just feeling miserable right now and scared. But this too will pass and you will not be taking zofran forever, it's just for right now. Congrats on your 35 lb weight loss, it's amazing but the best is yet to come! Hang in there and by the way, did they discuss or check for a leak? Just curious. Please let us know.
  22. So happy for you! Yayyyyyyyyyyyyy! I too am learning to not let food run my life. I am looking at my habits and changing them to the attitude I eat to live, not live to eat. LOL I eat protein first and then some veggies. I hound my adult children to rid the house of carbs like chips and candy which drives them nuts, but they're lucky to be living here. Live changes are hard to make, but lets face it, with that junk in the house we don't stand a chance in hell at succeeding. And my world is about me with them included in every way they can. Sorry for the rant, but congrats !
  23. OMG! You look amazing! You are skinny! Yayyyyyyyyyy! Keep it up!
  24. Wow, you have lost 65 lbs. That's nothing to sneeze at. This is more than you would have lost without the surgery. It is time that your body is adjusting in inches and restoring the glycogen for the next round of weight loss. This is a time to rejoice with loved ones and make the daily habit changes to sustain the weight loss. It will stop stalling and continue on down the path. We didn't gain our weight over night and we won't lose it over night either. I too have gone through this struggle and at a point where I'm at goal. I was frustrated and scared that I was done losing. But I wasn't. So I focus on living one day at a time and eating protein first, then veggies. I am working on eating a very limited amount of carbs. Hang in there!
  25. I have been thinking about how awesome it is that those little 4 legged critters were able to share such a wonderful home with such caring loving people. You brought them into you home and you gave them love. How lucky they were. To be honest, when my time comes, I don't want to linger on, I would like to end my life in a peaceful way and not have to suffer. You have been a godsend to those critters as well. It still hurts your heart, but they are still in your heart and will always be there next to you.

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