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CoolBreeze

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by CoolBreeze

  1. Well that shows me I (REALLY) need to read the label more closely. I'm almost sure I get as much if not more calcium than my doctor recommends. Thank you O.T.R.
  2. I've done that with the turkey (not a fan of the chicken ). I like to use boston bib lettuce or just the meat itself depending on the thickness it can act as the 'bread'. I also like using flatout fold it and make a 'taco'. However you choose to do it, it's good
  3. That's fantastic . Keep up the great work.
  4. Tried adding you but username was not found
  5. Congrats!! On your way to the losers couch, keep us posted ok. That was super quick.
  6. Now that does sound like a great idea. I work nights on the weekends and have a hard time getting in protein as well as food (dinner is a challenge). If you have to "snack" on something, might as well make it worth it. BTW, why are so many Protein Bars chocolate? Is most of the protein in chocolate?
  7. What ever will make comfortable is what you must do. Keep this in mind: GOD WILL NEVER TAKE YOU WHERE THE GRACE OF GOD WON'T PROTECT YOU. You will be in great hands. Let us know how doing and see you after surgery.
  8. I agree. I walked the last 3 blocks to my home carrying 3 bags (weighing 5lbs each) uphill. There's a workout for you. Or cleaning office buildings using a vac, walking up AND down 2-3 flights of stairs - daily. Yep I'd called that working out and working off pounds as well as calories. Whew!! :ph34r:
  9. Congrats on the 29lbs lost so far. It seems like you went thru in 6 months what I did in 3 (guess insurance companies are just as different). I have been on my WLS Journey since January 30 (1st time I met my surgeon) when I started the thinking process and after attending the seminar I made up my mind I was having the surgery and there was no question it would be the Sleeve. Like you, I did not like the thought of a band (stretching, popping, rusting..it all went thru my head), Bypass - well - the biggest no no was what is the point of making a pouch and then leaving everything else inside me - to just what...hang around? OH NO. Re-route was a word I use when on a trip. . If you're going to give me a pouch and the rest of my stomach serve NO PURPOSE at all - Take it out. Thus my research found the Sleeve and the decision was made. Welcome to VST and welcome to the loser's couch
  10. I am the same way. I was sleeved June 26 and I did not find this app until July 20 and I immediately joined. Myfittnesspal took a day or 2 for me to figure out but I'm glad I joined that too. You can add me on MFP (I'm snakedoctor2 there)
  11. that does sound yummy. thanks for posting. i'll put this one in my VST recipe folder. lol
  12. So good to hear that VST has helped you from the git go. Congrats on your weight lost thus far. And welcome to loser's couch H2O ... We never run out CoolBreeze
  13. Sorry did not mean for there to be 2 of the same quote. Please disregard one.
  14. Can you tell us (for those who don't know - like me) what is muay thai?
  15. Where's the pain you're feeling? I had a pain I figure out and come to find out it was one of my incisions. It wasn't major but like you said nawing and annoying. All my doctor did was clip the piece of nylon stitching and within a day or two the pain started to deminish. He also pointed out to me that it was common and part of the healing process, which for WLS patients can take 6-8 months or longer to completely heal on the inside (I'm 2 1/2 months post op and every now again I get a pain). CoolBreeze
  16. Great job on your pre op weight lost. 70lbs you don't have to worry about post op . Let us know how your doing. Or tell your surgeon to post it when she or he is done. Blessings to you and welcome to the losers couch CoolBreeze
  17. My doctor also used the glue. Glad he did. It disappears and my incisions are healing nicely. CoolBreeze
  18. GOD WILL NEVER TAKE YOU WHERE THE GRACE OF GOD WON'T PROTECT YOU. I will keep you in my prayers. Praying you have a speedy recovery with no more complications. CoolBreeze
  19. I walked a mile in 33 min and I'm darn proud of that!! Especially since I have arthritis in my lower back and right thigh. Now for the 2 miler . I'll get there slowly but surely.
  20. That's wonderful!! Just take it easy because you don't want a set back so soon after surgery.
  21. I love chicken cordon bleu but not chicken breast. This sounds good. Would love to try the leg instead. Thanks for sharing. CoolBreeze

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