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MsDimplesGA

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  1. How are you feeling, hopefully after the drain is remove you'll feel better. Dr. Duncan did my surgery as well at Atlanta Medical Center.
  2. Today I am 4mths & 2 post op VSG and I made it ti ONDERLAND yesterday . I'm dancing now. Yeah me crazy pic from last night
  3. Dr. Duncan did my surgery, he is awesome.
  4. I'm in Ellenwood right outside of Decatur I am 3 months out (8/21/12). What gym do you go to.
  5. Images added to a gallery album owned by MsDimplesGA in Before and After Gastric Sleeve Photos
    Pictures of my journey, a weight loss surgery photo album by MsDimplesGA on BariatricPal. 6 photos in Before and After Gastric Sleeve Photos.
  6. If they only know...remember why you did it and let the haters....hate
  7. Welcome to the losers bench
  8. Thank you, wish I had this site for my phase 2
  9. There is a significant difference between whey and casein protein. Whey protein is a fast digesting protein whereas casein is a slow digesting protein. Whey usually peaks in its release of amino acids and protein synthesis in about forty minutes with a total digestion at about an hour. Whereas casein protein will peak in its release of blood amino acids and protein synthesis in about four hours and can take up to seven hours for full digestion. The ideal times to use whey proteins are first thing in the morning and right after your work out. You would want to take a whey Protein shake first thing when in the morning when you wake up because your body has been feeding all night long and is completely depleted of all Vitamins and nutrients. Since whey is digested quickly it will bring the body back up into a normal level. You would then want to eat a Breakfast meal within 30 – 60 minutes of the shake. You would also want to take a whey protein shake immediately after your workout because you have just used up all of the body’s stored energy in order to handle the workload of your weight training program. Quick tip – make sure that your whey protein also has glutamine and amino acids in it for quality gains. Like breakfast, you would want to eat a solid meal within 30-60 minutes of your workout. Since casein protein is a slow digesting protein you would want to take this before you went to sleep. This will give a sustained release of protein and vitamins throughout the night when you are sleeping preventing the body to feed off of your muscle that you have worked so hard to gain. This is really the only time that you would want to take a casein protein. However, since everyone has a different lifestyle and schedule and not everyone can get every meal in, you could take a shake to help ensure that you are getting your protein and amino acids in. You would want to take it like this: 50/50 whey and casein blend. The whey is fast digesting fueling your body right away and the casein is slowly digesting giving a sustained release for a couple of hours. The casein protein is also thicker giving you a sense of satiety and not leaving you with hunger pains. Now this is not to be done on a regular basis as a Meal Replacement, as solid food is the best source of proteins, vitamins, minerals, fats, and carbohydrates. You want to try to get your solid meals in as often as you can.
  10. Maybe from exercising or doing too much too soon.
  11. So I had my appt. today I have a lumbar sprain which is treated with physical therapy and pain meds 2-3x's a week for 3-4wks.
  12. The amount of food/drink that i can have in one sitting was a shock to me, but all in all I'm happy that I did the surgery. Good luck on you journey.
  13. Sleeved 8/21/12, 43 as of Wednesday, single mom... I tell my son(14) jokingly all the time that I trying to find him a daddy. I've not made it out in the dating world as yet but my confidence is there. I am trying to get my eating/chewing together first (don't want to scare anyone off), thinking about trying online first.
  14. I'll be praying for you. PUSH (pray until something happens) P
  15. Oh he also said that I should start resistance training, start using 5ld weighs
  16. I was sleeved on 8/21 @ 248.8 DOS as of my appt on 9/13 I was 233.5. I'm having some bad back pains and was referred to a specialist. My appt is on Monday. The Dr told me to start on soft foods at my appt. I didn't do well during the purre/ mushy stage nothing tasted right after it was blended, so hopefully after my appt on Monday I can go food shopping.
  17. It happened to me today sliming then i threw up after almost 4 wks out. I was stuck first eating fish I guess I didn't chew enough or I was eating too fast I can tell you I don't want that to happen ever again.
  18. Congrats to you on the journey. Keep up the good work.
  19. So I went to my post op appt today and explained to the Dr. about my back pains, because I don't have any other symptoms that points to gas or my pancrease he referred me to a specialist

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