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selbradey

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by selbradey

  1. I will try it ty
  2. Lady of lourdes w/ dr. Profeta. Selbradey@yahoo.com Glad we found each other!
  3. Hey Everyone, I am looking for local sleevsters. I am in camden county NJ. Anyone near or far that would like to be buddies :-)
  4. really? I will try that as back up on the go....but is it me or is the wendys chilli a bit flavorless?
  5. Fiddleman, I am 8 weeks out and I am only counting Protein grams and trying to get Water in. I am just vigilant about nutrition labels, sugar content etc. I associate this experience with learning to drive or ride a bike. You get the hang of it and have your own system. Now, posting more confessions because sometimes I love it. 1) I confess that my constant thinking about food and addiction is over. Making strides. I am a diagnosed binge eater (the actual disorder) and for this, I am greatful to be out of disordered thinking (Thanks to my awesome therapist). 2) I confess that I need to pay off the rest of divorce debt, and move out of parents house, after I get a full time addictions counseling gig. I am terrified and excited 3) I confess that I crave no no foods and have found bariatric healthy alternatives that I enjoy to all of them. 4) I confess that I feel like I was blessed and given the gift of the sleeve 5) Aunt flow is visiting, so I am going to go make some sugar free fat free chocolate pudding for us.
  6. Dianne38, I am great at finding alternatives for food cravings....you can always inbox me or email me for ideas. :-)
  7. Exactly, use lean ground turkey, make it palm size, use reduced fat cheddar, half the serving to cut calories, and add a sliver of onion, tomatoe and low fat mayo. I would say its a total of 175 calories and loaded with protein. There is always a bariatric version to a craving. Omit the bread, its gonna take up space for protein
  8. Fyre, you are doing great. I actually have to thank you for relieving my pre-op jitters night before surgery your post made me laugh all the way into the OR! I told my therapist that when i go out un prepared, i get anxiety. She said meal planning helps and prepping my food in a lunch baggy will too. Im single, but if i had a partner, i would teach them what foods i can have and maybe let them surprise me Also, in learning to read food labels and making good choices, i can be a lil spontaneous as long as i know what the ingredients and fat/sugar/protein content are. Good luck
  9. Hey sleeve family, just some food for thought (pun intended) please try to be more empathetic and kind towards fellow sleevers. None of us are perfect. Constructive advice and loving encouragment are the only things i should see on these threads, but what i do see in addition is the "holier then thou" attitude. Some ppl smoke, some cant give up their m n m addiction. Humans are not perfect. We should be a support system for each other.
  10. Love your posts cheri! Very realistic. As someone in intense therapy for binge eating disorder, and only referring to my sleeve as a tool, i am changing my relationship with food . I used to lie to myself, judge others and starve most of the day, eating only high calorie crap once a day and justifying it (in my head) through this journey the sleeve has taught me to eat every few hours, to listen to my bodys signals of fullness, to noirish myself with higher quality foods, and if i feel like having a dessert or something decadent, to have a small taste or make my own low fat sugar free version of it. I was telling my therapist yesterday that i now feel more empathetic towards people who struggle with weight. It is not easy no matter what road we take. And, for those that are going to be judgemental, like cheri said, they are just deep seated in denial and their own fears. I say, enjoy the krispy kreme dear. Moderation and balance is acheivable, creating new habits is possible. And screw judgemental people, i cant stand em lol.
  11. You doing great! Looking good! Im 4'10. The best part about being short is that even the smallest weightloss shows
  12. Yay i luv updates! Sleeved nov 19th, day of surgery i was 201. Hw 212. Weight today 169 :-D
  13. Good luck i didnt realize how useful the info in the classes was until after i was sleeved. Esp nutrition label reading
  14. Frozen red grapes you guys (in eric cartman voice) awesome
  15. Sassafras, ty! This docu is excellent
  16. Hungry for change is also excellent. Ty to who reccomended it
  17. Doc and nut told me the same, increase calories (healthy ones)
  18. Watching a documentary on wls and obesity. Very enlightening
  19. My program is basically high protein low carb low sugar. I will snap a picture of the stuff the doc gave or post a link soon.
  20. Hi girls im stateside. I take a prenatal vitamin (it helps with hair loss and iron deficiency) b12 liquid, biotin, pepcid ac, and calcium with vitamin d. Also a medicine to prevent gall stones

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