hamanyq8

I don't mean to be cruel here, but I struggle with believing that the OP is, in fact, sleeved, or a medical student. The sentence structures, spelling, and grammar alone suggest a person who would never be able to succeed in a university setting, especially in the medical field. Additionally, I have a hard time believing that someone would voluntarily have this surgery without understanding ANYTHING about it. Can we do something about the many trolling posts this person is flooding the board with?

I don't mean to be cruel here, but I struggle with believing that the OP is, in fact, sleeved, or a medical student. The sentence structures, spelling, and grammar alone suggest a person who would never be able to succeed in a university setting, especially in the medical field. Additionally, I have a hard time believing that someone would voluntarily have this surgery without understanding ANYTHING about it. Can we do something about the many trolling posts this person is flooding the board with?

I am so frustrated with eating such small amounts of food. I love eating out with my family. But I find myself getting frustrated because I can hardly eat anything. I sit there looking at the food and wanting to eat more' date=' even though I'm completely full. It is so frustrating for me. Please don't get me wrong, I love my sleeve and my new body and am totally happy I had the surgery. I hate cooking for myself because I eat so little, I get overly concerned with how much my hubby is eating. So frustrating, I know he has to make his own decisions about portion size. ARGGGGGGH!

I know some of this is head hunger, but struggle with getting through it! ARGGGGGGGH! [/quote']

I understand i feel the same

It seems that this is a person that just doesn't want to listen to reason. They claim to be a medical student' date=' but yet it seems they knew absolutely nothing about this surgery before committing to it.

I had complications dealing with surgery. I was in the hospital three times, including an ER visit, within the first two weeks post-op. So I know this surgery isn't a magical, stress-free solution. Heck, at 3.5 months out, I still have trouble following a suitable diet plan. I overeat sometimes, and usually that makes me sick. Slowly, I'm learning. I know I have food issues, and this is a great forum to come and deal with it, whether you want to vent, inquire, or just learn from other people.

Whining about the surgery because you refuse to follow the plan isn't going to solve anything. Is your surgeon frustrated with you? Or do you just act this way on the internet, and all sweet towards her and don't tell her all the problems you're having? I have a feeling karma is going to bite you in the butt once you become a doctor and you have patients who refuse to listen to you.

Should this forum be all unicorns and rainbows? No, not really. People need to see the ups and downs, the pros and cons, the good and the bad of this surgery. It's a lifelong commitment. This surgery may help you with the physical aspect, but it doesn't help the emotional or mental one. You didn't get fat overnight. You didn't develop food related issues (because, really, pretty much all overweight/obese people have them) overnight. So this surgery isn't going to fix it overnight.

I hope your journey goes better for you.[/quote']

I wont bother reading because i found the first paragraph pathetic like you.

I know that before I had surgery I researched alllll of the good and bad. In addition' date=' my surgeon was sure to explain to me of all the things that could go wrong. Although 'elective', this is MAJOR surgery, and definitley life changing.

I am sure most on here did the same as me. I have been reading your posts, and will take you for face value, and believe that you are just having a hard time with the after surgery life. We all are in one way or another. And I feel sorry for you. I am no professional, but I am a verrry positive person. I believe the energy I put out, is what comes back to me. I hope you understand that the participants of this forum are kind, and many ARE having a hard time, but keeping positive and keeping their eye on the goal of being healthy. It is simply mean to keep posting your negativity, without being constructive in some way...

I am only 3 weeks out, but if you need a friend to talk to, a support person, or someone to simply vent to, please message me, I would love to listen to your concerns, rather then seeing the negativity on here and getting everyone riled up...

Hugs, sabrina[/quote']

You should teach some girls here how to respect others because your words are so inspiring and it will be my pleasure to contact you.

I don't think the troll had vsg surgery. If he/she was really a medical student he/she wouldn't have time to be wasting it on here trying to upset us. I think he/she doesn't have a life and gets off on wasting our time and energy.

There is something called time management and it was a mistake to mention that im a medical students because too many of you couldnt have a decent job so tough luck jealous people.

Its important for people thinking of making this operation which i honestly found so many negative things in , to know what it really feels and in the same time for me to get help from others who shared same experience . Its a shame to just cheat our self and say all the good things about the operation . Here you go administrator susan this is the reason for my threads .

Want my stomach to get back and do a sensible diet and excercise , rather than suffer from this pathetic operation.

well i guess thats the end folks , people who wrote bad stuff and attacked me and other members won the battle.

Did I drink much today? I barely get in 40oz of fliud a day much less 4oz of food. Hey and no cheeseburger. Many on here just cannot see why one would even consider putting one of the things that got you fat in the first place back in your mouth. The thing with me is I am never hungry so what I choose to feed myself is up to me and not my mind.

Sit back relax and pounder on that for awhile.

The burger doesnt make you fat its the amout you eat , a bite of burger isnt like alice in wounderland getting huge from a cake bite, and about drinking i meant alcohol .

So relax and remember the difference between alice in wounderland and real life , welcome to the real world

Most intelligent people are totally open to criticism of the sleeve or any other procedure. It is in the way the criticism is presented. People who post in an overly dramatic or inflammatory manner will usually get the exact result they are seeking. Unfortunately too many people can't resist responding to dramatic and inflammatory posts. Anyone with a young child can attest that immature folks love to cause a reaction' date=' be it positive or negative.

That said, I have to wonder what percentage of folks with complaints were either undereducated on the procedure, or chose not to listen. People sign contracts all the time, even mortgages, without reading them. or thinking the terms don't apply to them.

Whatever. People with real questions and concerns should be on the phone with their surgeon's office, not posting nutty stuff here about burgers and mac n cheese. DOH![/quote']

So if your saying that people with real questions and concerns must only phone their surgeons , what about people who didnt do the operation will a fairy come to them and answer the questions ? And its strange that you concentrated about mac and cheese which were published by me and forgot hundreds of food published here . In the other hand your post was over dramatic so here you go .

This is on my Drs. page' date=' I am at four months out. My surgeon's PA explained at each appointment what I should and should eat and gave me a handout of the phases. I had a one week follow up, two week, then six week, then three month. In two months I have my six month follow up where blood work will be done. Maybe this will give you a guideline if you don't have a clear one from your surgeon.

http://www.wheatoniowa.org/programs-services/weight-loss-surgery/patient-education/diet-and-nutrition.aspx[/quote']

You cant advertise in this forum read the rules.

My surgeon's diet plan is basically: clear liquids like apple or grape juice and chicken broth' date=' etc. for 10 days. Then normal liquids, not clear, for the other ten days. Then mushed soft food for the next 10 days. No solid food. He told me that after that, he will teach me how to start introducing my new system to solids. Does that sound right? It was a tough first week but im glad its almost over, im gettig bored from chicken broth.[/quote']

It will be so easy with this operation as a tool , i barely feel hungry . The problem is i need energy for my daily life and eat anything i want with portions that my stomach accepts , but cant . Thats why i called it stupid but it doesnt mean that it will happen to you . I may developed an eating disorder because i keep spitting food out so dont make the same mistake.

Squirrel in BBQ Sauce. Possum Piccata. Hog huevos. Roast budgie. Mole in mole? Lots of good Protein options.

From the list of food i just inderstood bbq sauce , but thanks for the help i really prefere a Protein Shake with chicken wings.

That's the most sensible thing I've seen you post yet. Good for you! Here's hoping everything turns around for you!

Thanks

wait a minute...

where can I get some of those canned vanilla chipmunks ?

man, that sounds scrumptious !

wait a minute...

where can I get some of those canned vanilla chipmunks ?

man, that sounds scrumptious !

I call them like I see them!! Always have and always will. My surgery was one week ago and I feel fantastic. No issues. and I am so over you and your ignorance. Don't bother trying to "get my goat"...

as you won't get a rise out of me!!! done with reading ANYTHING by you...

I call them like I see them!! Always have and always will. My surgery was one week ago and I feel fantastic. No issues. and I am so over you and your ignorance. Don't bother trying to "get my goat"...

as you won't get a rise out of me!!! done with reading ANYTHING by you...

Honey, I tried to understand what you're going through and tried to offer a helpful suggestion. But you seem too caught up in the hating to even notice when you're getting good advice. It tells me that you don't really want good advice or sympathy, you simply seem to want to stir up crap. Is this how you entertain yourself?

Honey, I tried to understand what you're going through and tried to offer a helpful suggestion. But you seem too caught up in the hating to even notice when you're getting good advice. It tells me that you don't really want good advice or sympathy, you simply seem to want to stir up crap. Is this how you entertain yourself?

***Oh look he has 2 accounts here! Let it go and he can go play with himself!! If you don't reply hopefully the fool will leave..... *the post above was #1 by a new member....duh

***Oh look he has 2 accounts here! Let it go and he can go play with himself!! If you don't reply hopefully the fool will leave..... *the post above was #1 by a new member....duh

I know. I'm pissed because I can't eat this portabello mushroom stuffed with crabmeat. Can only eat about 1/4th. BUT...... I'm pleased with my results. Guess it's a good thing...in a way

I know. I'm pissed because I can't eat this portabello mushroom stuffed with crabmeat. Can only eat about 1/4th. BUT...... I'm pleased with my results. Guess it's a good thing...in a way

OK, I can now see this thread was started by either a troll or someone who is so far up their own butt that they can't see daylight. He responds to the people trying to be funny or mean but doesn't acknowledge people honestly trying to be helpful.

OK, I can now see this thread was started by either a troll or someone who is so far up their own butt that they can't see daylight. He responds to the people trying to be funny or mean but doesn't acknowledge people honestly trying to be helpful.

Yes for sure it is, but you are sounding like an "ASS" and looking like an idiot!

Yes for sure it is, but you are sounding like an "ASS" and looking like an idiot!

The surgeons that do this operation are VERY aware of the diets. Most bariatric surgeons also have nutritionists on their staffs. Seriously, do we have to spell it out?

I also seriously doubt macaroni is on the list for bariatric patients. White Pasta is high in carbs is is mostly nutritionally devoid. I won't even do whole grain Pasta because of the high carbs.

chicken is fine, but where do you get the idea that mashed potatoes are good for us? They are fine for a recuperating sleever on mushies, but again, high carbs. Sweet potatoes are better.

We are not responsible for your neurosis. This place is full of kind people. The fact that people are still trying to advise you speaks to that. What gets people upset is when it become apparent that someone is trolling and is perhaps getting their rocks off over the attention.

I'm done.

The surgeons that do this operation are VERY aware of the diets. Most bariatric surgeons also have nutritionists on their staffs. Seriously, do we have to spell it out?

I also seriously doubt macaroni is on the list for bariatric patients. White pasta is high in carbs is is mostly nutritionally devoid. I won't even do whole grain pasta because of the high carbs.

chicken is fine, but where do you get the idea that mashed potatoes are good for us? They are fine for a recuperating sleever on mushies, but again, high carbs. Sweet potatoes are better.

We are not responsible for your neurosis. This place is full of kind people. The fact that people are still trying to advise you speaks to that. What gets people upset is when it become apparent that someone is trolling and is perhaps getting their rocks off over the attention.

I'm done.

Hamany, I just read through your previous/other posts and can see a pattern. You don't really know much about diet after the sleeve. You jumped into chips and macaroni and got sick, I can see why. I think you need to go back to basics. I haven't been sleeved yet, but know - because of my doctor's plan and others on here - that mushies and liquids will be my main source of food for quite some time.

Obviously since you are afraid to eat but can swallow, you can do shakes. You should just try to push through it and start a sensible post-op diet. Regardless if your surgeon is a dietician or not, I am sure his/her post-op diet has been approved by one. They know best usually, they did go to school for 8+ years and do at least 4 years of residency. Listen to your doctor.

Hamany, I just read through your previous/other posts and can see a pattern. You don't really know much about diet after the sleeve. You jumped into chips and macaroni and got sick, I can see why. I think you need to go back to basics. I haven't been sleeved yet, but know - because of my doctor's plan and others on here - that mushies and liquids will be my main source of food for quite some time.

Obviously since you are afraid to eat but can swallow, you can do shakes. You should just try to push through it and start a sensible post-op diet. Regardless if your surgeon is a dietician or not, I am sure his/her post-op diet has been approved by one. They know best usually, they did go to school for 8+ years and do at least 4 years of residency. Listen to your doctor.

What I find interesting is that this person won't state what his diet is, has already stated he wouldn't listen to his surgeon - he was just going to google it and be done - that's all he needs. Well, I guess you have gotten what you've prepared for. Too bad you didn't pay attention and still won't.

What I find interesting is that this person won't state what his diet is, has already stated he wouldn't listen to his surgeon - he was just going to google it and be done - that's all he needs. Well, I guess you have gotten what you've prepared for. Too bad you didn't pay attention and still won't.

I don't understand why everyone's being so defensive. He was just asking a question and he's clearly frustrated because it's extremely difficult to change habbits. Everyone should calm down.

Hamany ana msawya el 3amaliya gabel sboo3 oo ham waaaayed lay3a chabdi malait' date=' kelyom abchii i misss old food wayed! Bs u have to remember u did this for a reason and try to think of the longterm positive effect. With time, i'm sure we'll get used to it and even love the new us. Goodluck![/quote']

5al ygolon eli ygolona hathol a3'bya ma y3rfon shno 7alti o mshkora 3l comment el 7lo, mwafga