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Ms skinniness

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1. Thank u Lynda. I have never experienced this before and will start walking on a daily basis in a couple of days when my knee has recouped I am so tired of my struggle with water intake. But am determined to over come it.
  2. It's totally possible to lose you excess weight and hit goal of 165 lbs..... There are many on here that have lost more than that and are totally happy.......Talk with your surgeon and tell him what you want. Research the gastric bypass and the sleeve and come to a decision on your own because you have to live with your decision.....
  3. Fight? where's the fight......Darn I'm missing it again..... LOl No fowl done..... This is scarey for you but there should be a surgeon on call at the surgeon's office that could help allievate your fears.......Please call them and let us know what you found out.....
  4. So frumpymore and Coops, after the procedure was done, how much weight came off? I know that frumpymore looks extra HOT and SEXY and I'm waiting to see Coops! I'm so happy for you and know that these were great choices to make...... Love the results!
  5. It is crazy though to have pain in my knee.....I do carry around my water bottle with me everywhere and I too feel loss without it....LOL I can barely get in my 64 ozs......This I have to work on.....
  6. I ate the other half of the cheetos! LOL
  7. I definately would call your surgeon........
  8. I love your humor! Keep it up.....
  9. This procedure is truly just a tool. It takes a lot of work and due diligence to keep going forward and maintaining...... I know that if I'm not careful, I will gain my weight back too. I haven't so far thank goodness, now I basically struggle with getting in all my fluids and stuff..... I do love my healthy body when it's fully hydrated......
  10. I went to Las Vegas this weekend to see the Eagles concert. We arrived on friday night and then on Saturday we did a large amount of walking. By the time I got to my destination, my right knee starting hurting really really bad and I had to take a taxi back to our hotel. I rested and drank my usual amoung to water and started walking to the MGM and my knee started killing me. I was in so much pain that I was going to cry. It was worst than the pain after the surgery and I'm about 18 months post op. After concert went back to the hotel and took some pain meds..... Then my torso started hurting so bad..... The next day I was so nauseous. The only thing I can think of is that it was dehydration at it's worst...... But I struggle with believing my knee pain was from the dehydration......I have really slacked on my exercise and do know that I over did it.......After drinking a lot of water on the way home, I started feeling better... So I'm still having difficulties with getting in my water...... need to work on this... Please share with me your ideals..... Thanks...
  11. This so sad and a very hard situation to address. It is such a delicate topic too. I would talk with her heart to heart if she asks, but otherwise, be kind, loving and supportive of her and she will feel comfortable soon to talk about it......But just be sure that it is in a private place and she knows that what she shares is safe with you.....
  12. I take zicam that helps shorten or alleviate the symptoms. best to ask your doc first though...
  13. sounds yummy! Can't wait to try it......
  14. No it won't slow your weight loss. Is it painful? if so, they will take it out.....If not, it's not a problem. But weight will continue to come off with a healthy diet.
  15. To be totally honest, you will loose muscle mass in the beginning as everyone does because you can eat so little, but further out, you will be able to eat much more and there are numerous guys here that lift weights and do marathons too....
  16. Hey it's not time to start panicking, you have just begun your journey. You have a lot of water retention from the IV's that your body is hanging on to. So this is the time to take a deep breath, let it out and sit back and enjoy the ride! you will be dropping weight really soon. Your body is in shock from the trauma to your stomach. Be kind to yourself and stop weighing yourself so much. It will come off, I promise. This is an experience most of us here have had. Make sure your walking and getting in as much fluid as you can. You have lost 18lbs in 12 days! That's totally awesome! When was the last time you lost 18lbs in 12 days? I hope you don't think I'm being snarky but I just want to reality check with you. You are doing great!
  17. I struggle with understanding why some surgeons put drains in people and some don't. I was so fortunate to not have drain for my sleeve procedure and/or my gallbladder removal......It sounds so painful......Welcome home and it's good to have you on the BIG LOSER'S BENCH!
  18. It was interesting how I would automaticaly reach for the water when it was near. I learned really quick to not have my glass sitting near me and it became much easier. Now, like others have said, I will drink a few sips before a meal and a few after with no problems.....It's a relearning thing.
  19. PDXman, Oregondaisy, and Tiffkins have been a great help for me on my journey. Thank you everyone for your support and information.....
  20. I've read that too, but I'm not going to drink the carbonated beverages just because to do. I would die if my stomach did stretch so I am going to play it safe. No carbonated beverages for this woman! I love my small stomach as it is.....
  21. CONGRATS! you've got this! Before you know it you will be sleeved and on your way to a new you with your clothes falling off.....
  22. So glad to hear your not going to put the surgery off.... This is the hardest time you will be going through. The what if's do cause a lot of anxiety for us...Then there's the waiting.....It will be here before you know and you will be waking up with you tiny new tummy......Can't wait to hear how it goes.....
  23. This is such a tough place to be. From my research, less than 1% have complications. You have worked hard to get this far and the time is here.......Write down on a piece of paper the pro's and con's of having this procedure.....Everyone pretty much feels this right before surgery and many of us continue on and "JUST DO IT." My bariatric surgeon saids this is a safe proprcedure. So I wish you the best and hope to hear how your doing or if you decided to put it off.....

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