Nate

my face, my gut and my arms

You will find the answers you seek here lol http://www.verticalsleevetalk.com/topic/50842-what-did-you-name-your-sleeve/

Awesome! WTG!

You can still have a piece of chocolate or a chili dog every once in a great while as a special treat to yourself. Just dont make a habit out of it. Reward yourself for being good... give yourself something to strive for.

Good job!

Good luck sleeve peoples

We all probably did at least a little. Some of us a lot. You just have to believe in the surgery, and most of all believe in yourself. This isn't a magic cure all that makes us lose the weight, it's something that helps us do it. So you have to really be willing to work for your goal. If you're willing to do that you will be a huge success.

OH!! I'm telling! You slipped. it's OK. Just get back on the wagon and try not to do it again.

The "NUT" is the Nutritionist that we see. Not sure about a 12 week program. But a lot of us have had to under go a pre-surgery diet, and or liquid diet to make sure the size of our liver is reduced and wont be an obstruction to the Surgeon during the operation. Also some of us are required by our insurance companies to under go a set amount of weight management appointments with a "NUT" or someplace like Weight Watchers. I had to go through 9 months of monthly Nut and weight management visits before my insurance would approve me for the surgery.

Sorry to hear it. Hopefully it happens for you soon!

Awesome! Looking good! Congrats on the victory.

Yes, it will pass as long as you let it and don't give in. It's easier right now because you really can't eat anything, but once you're allowed to eat, it becomes a battle of willpower if the head hunger is still messing with you. You can do this though. Mind over matter. Be Strong!

I did it once. That was enough for me to learn. I got sweaty. my stomach hurt, felt like I was going to puke. Never again!

Congrats! Glad it went well!

Your first week don't worry so much about protein drinks. Just concentrate on getting in all your clear liquids like your Doc ordered. You don't want to dehydrate and end up back in the hospital. Once you get to the full liquid stage and are able to drink a little larger amounts you can work on getting the protein in slowly.

Congrats... good luck!

Yes it's possible. You'll need to eat right, make sure you get lots of protein, and exercise regularly. But you can do it!

WTG! Always nice when things work out like that and get rushed along for your benefit. You'll be sleeved before ya know it.

Congrats... Hope the clots are all gone!

WTG dude!

WTG! Congrats!

call and ask if youre allowed to chew gum? just dont swallow it!

Sugar free Jello.

You did it once this time it will be a breeze! Good luck!

OK I will. Though I'm not very interesting LOL