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Debswrld

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1. 1. Yes it is normal to have not had a bowel movement yet. It too a good week or more for me to finally have one. You have to remember that you are only taking in liquids...no solids to be broken down and expelled. 2. sleep where you are most comfortable and makes it easier for you to negotiate getting up and down. The pain will subside soon. Did you get pain meds? Use them for your discomfort they really seem to help. 3. I would wait as long as you could to go back to work for comforts sake as well as you are getting used to a new diet and way of eating. Getting started is easier at home until you get a routine down. I waited 3 weeks and still feel I went back too soon. Hope this answers your questions!
  2. Thanks for the advice, I will definitely be trying more fluids before bed!
  3. Does anyone else feel sick in the morning? I can't even think about an egg and brushing my teeth even makes me want to hurl! I hate this feeling, I've had 4 kids and never had morning sickness! Is there a remedy for this?
  4. I thought it sounded like alot too. I talked to my surgeon yesterday and he said not to worry about that. The protein is whats most important right now, and before I found Chike, I was barely getting any protein at all. I just could not stand any of it.
  5. CHIKE for sure!!! I have spent so much money on these powders and could not stomach any of them for one reason or another, taste, chalky, aftertaste, consistency. A friend let me have a taste of her CHIKE banana shake and I was hooked. It is so smooth and creamy and no aftertaste. I honestly thought she made it with bananas. 28 grams of protein per serving. Its just like drinking a banana milkshake. You can order from CHIKE nutrition website. They have a sample pack you can order with all of their flavors in it. I haven't tried the others yet but hear they are just as awesome.
  6. Yup, I pretty much threw everything up yesterday. Today I'm much better, nothing coming back up at all.
  7. Yup, I pretty much threw everything up yesterday. Today I'm much better, nothing coming back up at all.
  8. A little better today. Powerade seems to be helping with the dehydration and I am making a concious effort to walk around the house in short spurts. I did a little cheat just to make myself feel better...took a small nibble from a Bryers Carb Smart fudge bar...it really hit the spot because I really wanted something creamy like ice cream! Tasted so good! Even after the rough couple of days, I would still do it again...12 pounds since surgery!
  9. Thank you for the suggestion. Went straight to the Powerade this morning...hope it works.
  10. Sooo glad to hear i'm not alone in this. I was sleeved Thursday morning June 28th and today is the worst I have ever had. Nothing is staying down, I feel empty, cannot tolerate one more sip of plain water or fruity flavored anything. Guess I am in the "why the hell did I do this" stage. I cannot even eat jello (something I loved before surgery). I feel like I am getting dehydrated but as of today, I cannot keep even water down. Hoping for a better tomorrow.

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