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LaBelle509

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  1. I am almost four months out and corn is still on my No list. But when I eat mixed veggies, I do eat the corn.
  2. I went through it as well! I was driving once and felt this overwhelming need to cry. I pulled over and just cried my eyes out I had little episodes here and there, but that was the major one.
  3. I feel the same way! I am really unable to take pride in the work that I have done so far, simply because I am not able to see it!! I went shopping for a dress: SIZE 2X from a 4X!! To me I looked no different; but my husband told something that is very true!! He said I am looking at what I have LEFT to lose, instead of what I ALREADY lost...And that's maybe why I can't see the change
  4. YOU ARE SO, OH SO, RIGHT!!!!! It is no longer my job to find a home for food! no longer my job to clean my plate or to make sure the food does not go to waste!! One of the thing I have been doing since the sleeve is learning to walk away from my plate with food still left in it . I am teaching that little girl in me, not to feel guilty about the starving children or how it's a sin to throw away good food. I have saved and carried home my fair share of yummy good food... I pilled on 340lbs worth of good food on my body. No More of that.
  5. best of luck to you! walk, sip your fluids, stay hydrated, and get plenty of rest
  6. sounds like you are doing nothing wrong. This is all part of the journey. Keep up with your protein, water and exercise. The scale will move again. I hate stalling more than anything
  7. Mango is my absolute favorite right now! my sleeve does not make a peep when i eat that And it does not take much to satisfy me.
  8. Biggest Loser ( got it at Walmart) it is fantastic. I am sure I can eat more. But I don't want to continue the vicious cycle of eating until " passing out" so I cap myself at the 6weeks food limit on my NUT list. I eat my Protein first and then my veggies( usually spinach or green beans). and yes I eat soooo slooow it drives my friends insane
  9. I was told the same. Acid reflux seems to be a harsh side effect of the sleeve. And coffee just brings is out for some people. I do not want to chance it.
  10. I always measure my food! I invested in a good scale that also tells me the caloric value. At three months out, I don't eat more than 4oz. There are times, depending of how dense the protein is, I don't finish. I am desperately trying to teach myself not to eat until it hurts. I need to be content with the amount my body needs to be healthy. Not a bite more. That's how I got in trouble in the first place.
  11. LaBelle509 commented on mrscastillo's blog entry in Tiffany's WLS journey
    your stomach went through some major trauma during surgery! it needs time to heal. A liquid diet is the best thing at this point. No stress on your new stomach and on your fragile staple line. It will be over before you know it. When I got annoyed with my liquids I just thought about the damage I could cause to my sleeve if I don't follow the rules. Since no food is worth a leak, infection, and my life I held on until it was the proper time to progress to solid food. The time will come. Be patient:)
  12. I do get hungry.... I don't feel the "OMG I AM STARVING" sensation that I use to have at every meal time lol! I just gently "feel" it's time to eat
  13. I was allowed 1/2 cereal at stage 4 of my diet. About one month post op. I eat Kashi Go lean, Quacker Oats high fiber oatmeal, Quinoa.
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    LaBelle509 replied to Jr425's topic in The Guys’ Room
    you are fine
  15. Might be better if you stick to the proper food plan for now! it is important to follow what your NUT says. It might feel great going down, but it is still a lot of work for your new tummy. You are still healing. Your tummy needs you to be gentle to it. Eat things that are easy to digest and will not stress your tummy too much so early on. Good luck!
  16. welcome!! hope everything goes well for you.
  17. oh yes!! I should have added that lol!!! good luck to you
  18. I stayed home for six weeks because my insurance allowed it and my doc signed for it. I could have went back by week five if I had to. But again I do not do any type of lifting at work. I do not have to walk or stand for long periods of time. Three weeks seems kind of early. Your body needs a lot of rest at first.
  19. CONGRATS!!! I dream of the day.....SIGH......
  20. you are doing great! can not really give you a set number. We are all so different! 20lbs is a good start!

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