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Congratulations on that baby! Of course you'll get to your goal. You've got the know-how, and the equipment. All you need is the time in the brain space, which I'm sure is in short supply with an infant! work your sleeve!

Thanks madam reverie. I need to find Rj clearly. I need to be geared with all the knowledge so when my dad is back i can keep him positive and as happy as can be. I know for me the liquid food stage was hardest so i cant imagine how it must be being nil by mouth. Thanks for the positive vibes.

Hey all,
It's been awhile since i posted on the forum. I'm about 2 years post surgery and i cannot begin to tell you how this surgery has changed my life for the best. I feel amazing and i look so much better than i did.
Unfortunately i discovered that i have gallstones and i'm not sure if this is a side effect of having the sleeve procedure.
Has anyone experienced gallstones? If so what was the treatment of them?
Hope to get some answers the pain is unbearable when it strikes.

I finished week one and dropped a kilo. Im on the final 7 kilos to hit target. So excited

I finished week one and dropped a kilo. Im on the final 7 kilos to hit target. So excited

I finished week one and dropped a kilo. Im on the final 7 kilos to hit target. So excited

I finished week one and dropped a kilo. Im on the final 7 kilos to hit target. So excited

I finished week one and dropped a kilo. Im on the final 7 kilos to hit target. So excited

I finally downloaded the couch to 5k app. Finished off day 1 yay along with leg training. I'm working to doing 10k in october in a decent time. Last year it took me 2 hours though i walked most of it.

I finally downloaded the couch to 5k app. Finished off day 1 yay along with leg training. I'm working to doing 10k in october in a decent time. Last year it took me 2 hours though i walked most of it.

I finally downloaded the couch to 5k app. Finished off day 1 yay along with leg training. I'm working to doing 10k in october in a decent time. Last year it took me 2 hours though i walked most of it.

Nerves are normal. The hardest bit is getting through the liquid food stage and after that it gets easier everyday. The actual surgery is not scary at all your asleep and recovery is so fast you are only uncomfortable for a few hours. It's a little sacrifice for a lot of good.

When you look back in time is when you truly realise how far you have come.

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When you look back in time is when you truly realise how far you have come.

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@alahana....a typical food day for me is a smoothie for blast this has oats,skim milk, amaranth, lecithin granules, cinnamon and some honey. I am obsessed with this smoothie it tastes delicious

Wow that's a huge difference. You look great. Keep up the great work and make sure you hit the gym to tone up.

OMG you look beautiful. I can't freaking wait for my turn!!!!!

When you look back in time is when you truly realise how far you have come.

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When you look back in time is when you truly realise how far you have come.

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When you look back in time is when you truly realise how far you have come.

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When you look back in time is when you truly realise how far you have come.

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When you look back in time is when you truly realise how far you have come.

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Thanks a lot guys. This just goes to show if i can do it anyone can trust me i was the weakest willed person ever and i am so thankful for the support vertical sleeve talk has offered me coz without your encouragement i wouldnt be here today.

When you look back in time is when you truly realise how far you have come.

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Well, to jump start your weight loss look up Lil Diva's Bootcamp on the forum. It really works, lost a pound a day.