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Hang in there!!! You can do it... I know its hard but you're almost there

You can do it Yayyyyyyy Very happy for you <3

Happy happy birthday!!! Congrats ))

Exactly!! I do the same!!!

Britnee, you look awesome!!! Great job!

You look fabulous!!!!

Shopping is so fun now and I'm broke lol But I love browsing the fashions on pinterest. So exciting we can do that now woohoo

Well my Dr approved it and I ate it at 3 weeks post op but if you are on puree foods then yes you can Everyones stages vary but I had it right after I finished my full liquid stage. Yummy!!

You look terrific!! You go girl!!!!

You've done fantastic and you look great!!!!

Love hearing from you and love that you are doing well!!!!

Is there a different hospital you can go to?

Who is your bariatric Dr and what state?

Go to an ER that doesn't know your Dr. Call and get in to see your General Physician then he can evaluate you. Please if you feel that bad go to another ER

Sending prayers up for you!!! Best wishes on your journey to health and happiness!! Glad you're here

If you all could have seen me try an aerobics class you would tell me no lol I was horrible

Eat a donut, you're going to fail! Don't eat a donut, you're going to fail! Blah blah blah... If I don't eat a donut and I fail does the world stop? If I eat a donut and I fail does the world stop? People just do the best for you! Just do you and try to get healthy!! I hope none of us fail. Donut eaters and non donut eaters just freaking unite already and don't FAIL

I had that for a while. I think its our mind/stomache trying to sort out their lack of communication after the surgery. It does go away. I just tried different things like a sip of warm tea...a nibble of a graham cracker... It does stop eventually

In addition to significantly and effectively treating obesity, patients who undergo bariatric surgery experience complete resolution or significant improvement of obesity related health conditions and metabolic disorders. Specifically in patients with diabetes; previously considered chronic and irreversible, metabolic surgery can induce complete remission of diabetes, resulting in discontinuation of insulin therapy or oral hypoglycaemic agents. It was originally thought that these conditions resolved themselves due to weight loss; however research confirms that metabolic surgery corrects the abnormal metabolism. In fact, surgeons are now looking at the potential use of bariatric and metabolic surgery as a primary treatment for metabolic syndromes in obese individuals. In a recent review article in the Journal of the American Medical Association

It's does change Type 2 diabetes nearly overnight and we all know diabetes is a metabolic condition therefore I agree it very much resets our metabolic rate. Right?

It was hard and I mean hard for me to do it for two weeks. I can't imagine 6 months. It is worth it! Once you get surgery it will be easy to eat the right amounts and not feel hungry. It's an amazing tool. You should maybe give yourself a mix up for about a week. Maybe healthy eatting for 7 days then back to shakes and salads. Maybe do this every other week?

Wow that's a long time on that diet...I would contact my surgeons office for suggestions. You could try switching to another type of diet.

Advocare "meal replacements" are only for pre op diets... Then just buy the protein powder

Sorry, to keep asking questions lol but what type of protein drink? You should start losing...my pre op was almost the same 2 shakes and a lean cuisine for dinner one week then one week 4 shakes a day only no meal ... How many days have you done your pre op so far?

What's your pre op diet?