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Krystyneh

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by Krystyneh

  1. Welcome to the group I'm still pre-op I have 11 days until surgery and I'm struggling getting enough fluid. Do u sip water a lot? That's what my surgeon told me to do after surgery
  2. They are going to do that for me and I have to take one of my ativans the night before but I have PTSD so I'm always anxious lol
  3. Glad ur surgery is over with and ur home doing good I hope u have a speedy recovering
  4. I'm officially on Zoloft AND they renewed my Ativan prescription thankfully
  5. That's awesome!!! My surgery is set for Friday August 3rd. I'm on day 4 of my 14 day pre-op diet but it's not an all liquid diet. I've already lost 5 pounds since being on it. You will do great for surgery are you excited?
  6. Best wishes for tomorrow and I hope you have a speedy recovery
  7. My mom is also on Zoloft and she says that it helps her but when I was 16 they tried me on it (I'm now 25) and I started cutting myself so I stopped the medication. I know they say it can effect teens big time so maybe I'll try it again to see if it helps. I've tried Luvox and that helped a little bit. As a teen they kept switching me but my surgeons office said to get on some type of medication now. Thanks everyone I'm going to write down the two medications and see which my doctor would recommend
  8. Welcome and congrats with taking the first steps on your journey. I wish you all the best on your journey. YOU CAN DO IT!!!
  9. 1. Being able to keep up with my 4 1/2 year old daughter. 2. Have more energy 3. Be able to have more children (I have PCOS) 4. Be thinner and healthier 5. Take up less room lol 6. Be able to enjoy amusement parks 7. Be more active 8. Be able to actually buy clothes instead of just hoping they have my size 9. Be able to walk into any clothing store 10. To start doing stuff that I used to love to do before I gained my weight
  10. Prayers your way
  11. Thanks I started out at 315 pounds back in September and today I'm on day 3 of my 14 day pre-op diet and I weigh 252 pounds and my surgery is Friday August 3rd
  12. Yeah there are a lot of people that suffer panic attacks and anxiety...mine's gotten worse lately...I just can't wait until my surgery is over lol
  13. I was nervous scheduling my appointment. It's like you've been anxious during the whole process then when u get ur approval it's a sigh of relief then u think oh wow now all that's left is surgery lol it's normal
  14. My BMI at the beginning of my 6 months supervised appointments was 48.9 then after it was 46.8 and on the day I was approved by my insurance for surgery it was 43.5 and as of today (day 3 of my 14 day pre-op diet) its 41.7...my nutritionist told me to lose as much as possible but my BMI was high which 2 months before I started my 6 months my BMI was 51.8
  15. Oh no I'm sooo sorry did they tell u why they haven't given u a surgery date yet? I'd be pissed
  16. Welcome to the group
  17. I had to do it and at first I was thinking that it was going to take FOREVER but 6 months actually went by quite fast most people have to do it
  18. I'd also like to know. I suffer anxiety and panic attacks and my surgery is still 1 week and 5 days away but I'm on edge
  19. They look to see if u can lose. I only lost 10 pounds during my 6 months supervised. That is a concern tho especially since ur BMI is only 40-41 u could end up losing too much to not be qualified for surgery
  20. Welcome its a great support community here. I go for RNY Friday August 3rd
  21. Very beautiful
  22. $250 and that was basically to pay for access to remedyehr.com which is what Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center uses to keep in contact with all patients

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