Dark Ranger
Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Good luck on your surgery too!
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You're very welcome. A little sleep can do wonders. LOL! Good luck on your surgery and please keep us posted after.
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Welcome to the pre-op diet. You are likely not getting sick. It's because most sugar free protein drinks cause a laxative effect and you're eating veggies too. You're doing a good job of flushing your digestive tract. That is probably making you feel a little sick along with being nervous about surgery. Don't worry.
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About two weeks for me. Since it was a laparoscopic surgery the weight lifting restrictions were very short. They advised me not to go overboard right away, but that was more a concern for me passing out than harming something.
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It seems that you are the exception to the rule. It would be cool to know why some are so cold and some are not. I am sitting at work with a heating pad on my lap. Guess you can tell which group I'm in. LOL!
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Just some random pictures that show my size before surgery. I tended to avoid cameras.
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Movember is when men grow a mustache to raise awareness for men's health during the month of November. 2012 is the first year I participated and it was the month prior to my sleeve surgery.
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I remember dreaming about food too. I'm pretty sure I was chewing on my pillow a couple times.
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I went through the same thing. I would have wrestled a bear for something solid and tasty.
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I'm a month out and my stomach still makes a lot of noise. Mostly when I'm laying down though.
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I would think that as long as they are clean and stay by your feet it wouldn't be a problem. I'd be scared to let them up near my stomach though. It would probably be painful if they accidentally kicked or scratched you on or near an incision spot.
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It's under the Goals tab. Then click the Change Goals button.
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And mine is dark_ranger.
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Same here, about 24 hours after surgery.
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Good luck with your surgery. It'll be over before you know it.
