I want to be able to walk with out sucking up the gravel off of the driveway. Play with my grandkids & also wipe my butt & not pull shoulders out of socket.
I guess I'm lucky. I had my surgery about 3 wks ago. I've wore 4x pants & shirts as long as I can remember now I'm in 2x & their loose. I'm so blessed & happy to have had this surgery.
I've told my best riding buddies & they sort of sat there a stared a few minutes. One of them finally said well when u get down to little scrony azz we can finally kick it. They also said if it will make u feel better go for it.
I'm just not use to being so weak. I usually take in 600-800 cal & 80grm of protein I have a hard time getting in my fluids. I've always been a gulper when it comes to drinking. I find it difficult to go around sipping all day long. I know it's something I'm going to have to change.
Had my surgery on Nov.2. I was out today winterizing my 4 wheelers & my bikes. One of the bikes had a dead batt. So I had to move it to reach the electrical cord. It was a small bike a liitle over 500 lbs & it whipped my butt. I use to move it around like nothing is normal to feel this weak? I'm not use to this.
It is killing me. If I were a betting person. I bet 8 out of 10 commercials on tv is about food. I didn't think about this much before my sleeve but now I want to to turn the tv off. No wonder just about everybody is overweight according to medical standards. I'm really not hungry until I see a commercial & then it's on.
I had my sleeve surg this past Friday. They discharged me Sat evening. I'm sore but not so bad about a 3 on the scale. The hardest part for me is trying to get protein & water in like they tell u. I guess I'll have take my time & figure it out. So far I have no regretts but all of these pizza commercials are killing me. I'll keep posting my journey the good & the bad as the weeks go by.