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harkly

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1. Exactly how I felt! I've learned a lot since then. The white tongue comes from a few different things but mostly a detox your body is going thru because of the lack of food, sugar and carbs. If you do a Water fast you get the same thing! Nausia is because you are hungry, your stomach might not feel it but the rest of your body is freaking out because of the missing calories and sugar. They forget to tell you about that in those classes they make you take. I honestly don't think the surgeons have a clue as to what happens to the body when put thru this process and the support team at my surgeons office didn't either or at least they weren't willing to share.
  2. harkly posted a topic in Singles Forum
    So been looking to get back into the dating world and haven't found forums to be that great so went in search of some sites. Has anyone meet people off of the forums?? I did find a dating site that was more specific to weight loss, not necessarily surgery, WLSingles, it's a dot com site in case anyone is interested. Also has a good article about when to share your weight loss story with a date. I'd post the link but I'm not to sure if that would be considered advertising but you can Google "Weight loss singles"

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