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rodswife

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Everything posted by rodswife

  1. I wish. I have army doctors and they don't prescribe anything. It's so frustrating.
  2. I eat all day long. At least 6 times a day. We eat so little that every 2 to 3 hours I'm taking a bite of some kind of protein or veggie. During the week, it seems I eat way less than the weekends though.
  3. The top pictures are me last week and the bottom pictures are me today. I'm down 31lbs.
  4. I don't know what to do. I lay in bed tossing and turning. My arms are even restless. I have to get up and walk around but it frightens me to do in my house because it's haunted. (no im not crazy lol)
  5. Anyone else suffering from it since surgery?
  6. Sleeved April 2nd Sleeve weight 250 Current weight 218
  7. You're not doing anything wrong. You aren't going to lose weight every single day. Your body has to catch up. You will go through numerous stalls. You will have times where you lose inches instead of pounds. It's normal. But, you will not see that scale drop daily. Of that, I am positive. You have to burn 3500 calories to lose a pound. Just hang in there and don't worry. It will come off. Slower is better anyway because you have less skin sagging and perhaps less hair loss.
  8. I get tired of meat too but when I want a quick snack with protein, I eat beef jerky. One ounce has 15g protein.
  9. I'm 218lbs this morning. I started at 250 on 4/2/12. I'm so happy.
  10. I never had a leak test like that. Before they stitched me up and pulled the little camera out, my surgeon but my stomach under water and did his leak test that way.
  11. I've been craving a California roll and I absolutely hate sushi. Lol
  12. I take 2 flintstone complete a day with 2 calcium chews that have vitamin d in them. I also take a b12
  13. http://www.livestrong.com/article/39513-nutritional-value-oatmeal/ In case you wanted to read the nutritional value of oatmeal yourselves.
  14. Inhale exhale inhale exhale. Hugs. It will be ok. It does get easier as time goes on. That I can promise you. You just gotta keep telling yourself that in a few months, you are really going to see dramatic results and it will all be worth the temporary torture. Trust me, don't attempt to eat. You risk tearing your staple line and that could be fatal. I know you know this. Keep doing what you are doing and take pictures of yourself because the first time you see a difference in even your face, you are going to be happy you went through that torture.
  15. This is me the night before surgery all the way up til tonight, 7 weeks post op.

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