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petite-size-me!

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  1. 90 kilos.. AKA.. 198 lbs!! WOOT!! high (that i know of) 260 lbs June 21 103 kilos-- 227 lbs last official weigh in before sleeve june 26 today 90 kilos! It went 89.9 for just a second and I thought.. double whammo.. breaking the 80's and onederland all at once.. but no... LOL
  2. when I'm ready! bahaha poor husband...
  3. Oh yeah, so much easier. I had a very rough run to surgery c sect after a cord prolapse, and twins, so maybe my sect experience is jaded, but I say sleeve, so much easier. Mine was bikini I think, very low and hip to hip. Laproscopic sleeve and gallbladder out, minimal pain. Back through sect scar for hernia repairs, very painful, again.
  4. Budget conscious? Find 2 or 3 recipes that use similar ingredients. Pick a day, shop and cook all 3 recipes, freeze in portions. I use glass containers so I can put straight into microwave, but use freezer ziploc if u have to. Do this every week and you will build up a variety of healthy meals. Emily bites has heaps of cupcake foods, meaning foods you prepare in a cupcake pan do they are already portioned. The world according to eggface has lots of wls friendly stuff. Tonight I used pumpkin, spinach, ricotta, passata and leftover meatballs to make a baked ricotta dish. Will feed me at least 10 times and cost next to nothing. Cooking in bulk is the best thing to do when you are money and or time poor! Lol
  5. My first thought was weight bearing exercise! Squats and lunges!! A nice round muscular bum is a sight to see!! Neither exercise is necessarily fun, but the deeper the squat or lunge and the better the burn the more you picture that round firm ass you wanna have!
  6. 8:37 pm Monday now. I had some soy crisps and it helped. I think mushy liquids were making me nauseous to even think about it! Lol So glad I had the sleeve done! Walked out the door feeling good about myself, and my boss said 'you look nice ' Lovin it!
  7. Haha, no love! I find it funny but not! Wasn't at all worried with your comment, assumed it was butter bean. I started the thread as a joke but damn sometimes it is just frustrating!
  8. Can I have soya crisps 4 weeks out? Struggling to eat today and that sounds dry and good. Surgeon has left little restriction except raw veggies.
  9. Ugh! It's funny but then not! I really struggle to get anything in my mouth. Thought I would ease into it today with protein shake, then a couple hours later feeling sick so tried to eat, managed a laughing cow cheese triangle and feel sick again can't bring myself to eat beans or cheese or eggs , nothing sounds good. It's in my head, yes but it's damn strong. Makes me wanna gag. I could go a Popsicle, but that doesn't really help.
  10. I suppose I was asking if you had done all your research and decided plication was best or of your surgeon led you that way? I had a brief look at it and thought it was too experimental. Seemed a lot could go wrong due to surgeon or suture error. If this is your set path I wish you all the best, but if your mind is still open to other options, please research the sleeve, you will like what you see
  11. Have u discussed all the options with your surgeon? How did you come to the decision for plication?
  12. Came back to say.. Memories of Kentucky as a child from the backseat.. Green hills and horses! x
  13. I searched sushi in VST search bar and found a few threads This was in one of them referencing the mushy stage: Not sure if you're a sushi fan but something I did was get sushimi pieces and finely chopped it - it looked like spicy tuna they put in the rolls but it was just the raw fish finally chopped and is really good. (kind of made me feel normal regarding eating too). I love love love sushimi and before I realized I was 8 weeks pregnant with twins I was having it weekly, must have been craving the protein!
  14. Tamales in general probably aren't on the menu during weight loss so probably not in the early stages after surgery. Probably best to get a list of ok foods from your NUT and just stick to that. Specifically, flour, rice, pasta-- no go for most sleevers.
  15. You can have it, but it's not as common. I had an episode of dumping in the hospital when I drank sustagen. I drink and within minutes, sweaty, nauseous, head spin, diahrea! Took minutes to go thru me, which is what dumping is, items moving far too quickly thru your digestive system. Can happen to anyone, even without WLS but is considered common with RNY.
  16. Hi! I'm an American expat in Melbourne 8 years now. What a process to get you here! I saw Mr. Adam Skidmore in beaumaris. I 'think' he removes bands and does sleeves at the same time. I see him tomorrow and can ask.. The sleeve is different to any other tool you have ever had! You can do this! Pm me if you want to chat with a local
  17. Really depends on you and your activity level. You need natural carbs from legumes and low gi veggies, you should avoid highly processed carbs in breads and such like.
  18. You know the feeling-- it'll be good once you start but--- I'm to tired, that doesn't sound good, there's nothing I want-- then you start and HEY!! I do like-- food! I swear I have to talk myself into that first bite every time.
  19. My surgeon said wait a year (plastic surgeon). I have been reading online that waiting up to 2 years is the go. Instant gratification is great (I'm in desperate need of a reduction and lift) but getting the life long result is what I am waiting for!
  20. I think u should call your surgeon and talk it through. Find out what they think in your situation and be prepared to stick to what you are told
  21. You look fantastic!! And you did it your way! What works for your! Fantastic!! Too many times we are put into plans or boxes that don't suit us and we jump straight in and then call ourselves failures, when really it wasn't that we weren't working the plan but the plan wasn't working for us! Good on u for stepping outside the box! I was exercising 4-6 times a week before surgery and can't wait to get back to it! When I do, bring on my legumes and veggies! (after Protein,lol) Keep up the good work hot stuff!!

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