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O.T.R. sleever

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from ~*~ Melissa ~*~ in Fluid Intake After Surgery   
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from danyelleb in Running Nsv   
    W00000000t!!!
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from fluffylibra30 in Cant Wait To See Ms Kitty Again!   
    1" for every 30lbs lost
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from got2bthin in Anyone Regret Your Sleeve?   
    Protein is one of my biggest concerns too. I can say a great source is Isopure drinks. They are a clear beverage that contain 40g of protein in 20 oz. I currently split a bottle into 3servings but foresee a time when I will comfortably be able to drink 1/2 bottle at a time.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from SophiaCA in Recipe's Specific To The Different Phases Post-Op   
    I lived on tortilla soup(minus the tortillas) & avocado Soup.< /p>
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from LilMissDiva Irene in Feeling Like A Bit Of A Failure   
    Wait, let me get this right. You've lost 128lbs & you feel like a failure because you haven't lost 20?? Reality check time here. YOU ARE A HUGE SUCCESS!!!
    A four week stall is completely normal. I recently read about a 4month stall finally ending. You have done great.
    You can do this. Refocus yourself, ramp up that exercise and analyze your diet. You can finish this race.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from LilMissDiva Irene in Feeling Like A Bit Of A Failure   
    Wait, let me get this right. You've lost 128lbs & you feel like a failure because you haven't lost 20?? Reality check time here. YOU ARE A HUGE SUCCESS!!!
    A four week stall is completely normal. I recently read about a 4month stall finally ending. You have done great.
    You can do this. Refocus yourself, ramp up that exercise and analyze your diet. You can finish this race.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from 4ALongerLife in Saliva Causing Fullness   
    Ok, well I changed the way I eat today, I'm eating a few bites (about 1oz) every 30-45 min and that's doing great. I can even have a couple drinks of Water with it and no discomfort. Also I don't even feel full. Only problem I have now is forgetting to eat. <-----never thought I'd say that
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from fluffylibra30 in Frustrated With My Spouse   
    Rejoice in the fact that he is cooking for himself. Can you imagine how tempting it would be if you were doing his cooking?
    Be strong. This too will pass
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from dnicewife in 16 Mos Out...disappointed   
    Yup, you hit the nail right on the head, it's all about calories. Whether you choose to reduce you're intake or increase the number you burn, that's the only choice
    As far as it being a failure, I for one don't view it that way, you've lost almost 90lbs!! And comparing your loss to your husbands is simply not fair to you.
    The simple fact is men& women are different. It may not be politically correct but it's true. Women typically carry much less muscle on them, & they tend to be smaller framed.
    So if your caloric intake is the same as you're husbands then it does make sense that his loss would be greater. His body burns more calories at rest simply because of the existence of more muscle tissue. Then when you both do the same exercise, he is engaging larger muscles therefore he is burning more calories.
    I know this really is not what most ladies want to hear, but I hope this helps you. You've come a long way, don't get discouraged now. It's time to adapt & overcome.
    YOU CAN DO IT
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from fluffylibra30 in Frustrated With My Spouse   
    Rejoice in the fact that he is cooking for himself. Can you imagine how tempting it would be if you were doing his cooking?
    Be strong. This too will pass
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from Texasmom65 in ".... But You're Not That Big"   
    Holy cow, Really? I mean Really? So your friends & family decide to pay you a compliment (keep in mind these are the same people that you probably complain about your weight problems to) & instead of taking it at face value you have to twist it to have some underlying backhanded intent. Really? Sounds more to me like somebody has self esteem issues.
    If you tell someone that you are considering/having WLS, and they say "you're not that big" why not respond with something like "It's so nice to have people in my life that accept me the way I am." then maybe mention a few of the things that your weight has caused or maybe what loosing the weight will mean you can do.
    Thinner people that have never been big don't understand the damage even 100lbs can cause, and admit it, us big folk don't want to be left behind. But I can say when I've told anybody that I have sleep apnea(which shortens your life), borderline high blood pressure, damage to my right knee, my back hurts after only walking about 100 yards, and my achilies tendons can cause me to be down for days at a time. And all of this can be cured or minimized by losing 150lbs+- all of the sudden they become very supportive. Knowledge creates understanding.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from Jonamariex2 in This May Be Inappropriate, Forgive Me :)   
    Someone should do a study on this. I'm thinking we would need a pre-op test & 3-6-9-12month post op tests.
    I feel we could really do a service for our fellow man. Poeple want answers.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from Texasmom65 in ".... But You're Not That Big"   
    Holy cow, Really? I mean Really? So your friends & family decide to pay you a compliment (keep in mind these are the same people that you probably complain about your weight problems to) & instead of taking it at face value you have to twist it to have some underlying backhanded intent. Really? Sounds more to me like somebody has self esteem issues.
    If you tell someone that you are considering/having WLS, and they say "you're not that big" why not respond with something like "It's so nice to have people in my life that accept me the way I am." then maybe mention a few of the things that your weight has caused or maybe what loosing the weight will mean you can do.
    Thinner people that have never been big don't understand the damage even 100lbs can cause, and admit it, us big folk don't want to be left behind. But I can say when I've told anybody that I have sleep apnea(which shortens your life), borderline high blood pressure, damage to my right knee, my back hurts after only walking about 100 yards, and my achilies tendons can cause me to be down for days at a time. And all of this can be cured or minimized by losing 150lbs+- all of the sudden they become very supportive. Knowledge creates understanding.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from Failure in Is Apple Juice Bad?   
    Propylene glycol is non toxic, the only antifreeze it is used in is the newer envirmentaly conscience type (non-toxic & biodegradable). The more traditional toxic antifreeze uses ethelyne glycol.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from Tif 2.0 in Super Saturday Weigh In   
    Down 4lbs from 265 to 261. Not as much as I'd like to see, but definitely acceptable in a 0 exercise week. I've been stuck on the couch since last Sunday due to minor strains in both Achilles tendons. Just about healed now. I'm thinking instead of walking for a while I'm gonna find an elliptical machine.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from Tif 2.0 in Super Saturday Weigh In   
    Down 4lbs from 265 to 261. Not as much as I'd like to see, but definitely acceptable in a 0 exercise week. I've been stuck on the couch since last Sunday due to minor strains in both Achilles tendons. Just about healed now. I'm thinking instead of walking for a while I'm gonna find an elliptical machine.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from Tif 2.0 in Super Saturday Weigh In   
    Down 4lbs from 265 to 261. Not as much as I'd like to see, but definitely acceptable in a 0 exercise week. I've been stuck on the couch since last Sunday due to minor strains in both Achilles tendons. Just about healed now. I'm thinking instead of walking for a while I'm gonna find an elliptical machine.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from Jonamariex2 in This May Be Inappropriate, Forgive Me :)   
    Someone should do a study on this. I'm thinking we would need a pre-op test & 3-6-9-12month post op tests.
    I feel we could really do a service for our fellow man. Poeple want answers.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from Texasmom65 in ".... But You're Not That Big"   
    Holy cow, Really? I mean Really? So your friends & family decide to pay you a compliment (keep in mind these are the same people that you probably complain about your weight problems to) & instead of taking it at face value you have to twist it to have some underlying backhanded intent. Really? Sounds more to me like somebody has self esteem issues.
    If you tell someone that you are considering/having WLS, and they say "you're not that big" why not respond with something like "It's so nice to have people in my life that accept me the way I am." then maybe mention a few of the things that your weight has caused or maybe what loosing the weight will mean you can do.
    Thinner people that have never been big don't understand the damage even 100lbs can cause, and admit it, us big folk don't want to be left behind. But I can say when I've told anybody that I have sleep apnea(which shortens your life), borderline high blood pressure, damage to my right knee, my back hurts after only walking about 100 yards, and my achilies tendons can cause me to be down for days at a time. And all of this can be cured or minimized by losing 150lbs+- all of the sudden they become very supportive. Knowledge creates understanding.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from LadyIvy in Mini Cornbread Love Muffins   
    Believe it or not it's the seeds that you put on chia-pets. It's really good for you & is considered a superfood.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from Dooter in I Finally Found Out Why I'm Hesitant To Give Away Clothes That Are Too Large   
    I just wanna forget I was ever fat.
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from kczar in This Might Be Inappropriate!   
    I would like to take this moment to quote Richard Pryor and say, "The worst it* is ever gonna be is good! And if anybody tells you otherwise, I would like to offer you a second opinion"
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    O.T.R. sleever got a reaction from itsmeloca in May Sleeve Buddies!   
    Welcome. BTW, your first plate will likely be more like scrambled egg. (note its not plural)

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