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SuNMooNStaRS816

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by SuNMooNStaRS816

  1. I knew when I saw the name of the topic it could/would be touchy....I have a lot more to say on this topic, but I am also just gonna SMH....and move on. I know it will do no good.
  2. Ppl really this OP put this in a general talk forum. You saw the title of the post....why read it or comment if you didn't like it or agree with it. Can't we all just get along? I mean we all live in the real world. We all know others don't always agree with our beliefs. We all have the right to believe or not believe whatever we want to. Live and let live.....
  3. Counseling. For him, for you, as a cpl for more reasons than just the issue with intimacy but how he is dealing with your child and his stress. The sex seems to be the least of your worries if he is having issues dealing with Autism.
  4. I don't think being married you would qualify for Medicaid. You have to include his income and the fact you are on his insurance I think would disqualify you. And if you don't tell the truth about your circumstances and its found out you could be charged with fraud. At least that's how it is in the state I live in. You really need to think about this before going down that road. I am sure you can work this out with your husband. Just talk to him. Really make him understand how you feel. And if he doesn't support you quit talking to him about it and just do it. That's how I had to start out and then hubby fell in line when he realized I was serious. Call your insurance find out what your full benefits are. What your deductible is and if you will have any out of pocket. Get it all lined out and then go talk to him. Have a plan all laid out then show it to him. Maybe seeing you put all this thought into it will show him how serious you are. Sit down write out what your thinking and feeling. How it really truly feels to be over weight. And if you can't tell him these thing verbally show him what you have written. Make him understand. I hope this works out for you if this is the path you choose.
  5. Before you opt into a plan at the college find out if their insurance even pays for WLS. Would be a shame to opt into it...pay those premiums then find out they do not pay for it either. Unfortunately, a lot of employers still do not think this is a necessary benefit. It's a shame because it would in the long term cut costs of medical care.
  6. If your insurance carrier tells you it's not covered then its not covered. But it is your employer that decides what benefits it will pay for and the requirements for that.
  7. Have you lost 28 lbs in 8 weeks before without the sleeve? If you have been in a stall you are probably losing inches. Be patient with your self....you are gonna do this....just keep working the plan and know its gonna come off....remember you didn't put the weight on over night and its not gonna come off over night. 28 lbs is awesome!!! You are doing wonderful!!!
  8. I will say some prayers for pain control and continued healing, and sending hugs and good vibes!!!!
  9. This has turned out so awesome. As everyone else has said I would love a copy of that. If I have to pay for it that's fine. It's awesome and I also like to see it all written down in front of me.
  10. I am pre op and also a list maker. I would love to see the final result of your journal and PDF would be awesome. Please count me in....
  11. You really should talk to your doctor. Too much potassium can cause death and that being said you shouldn't count on MFP to be accurate. Potassium is only to be taken with lab work done and verifying you need it and prescribed by a doctor. You should never decide I need potassium and I think maybe I will start taking some. It can cause cardiac arrest and possibly death. Serious business....
  12. Are you taking a PPI?
  13. Are you taking a PPI?
  14. Did you get a list of approved meds? It's usually on that list. Tums is ok. As is the Pepcid AC someone else suggested. But alway check with your doc...
  15. Hmmmm.......Did you ask him if wontons were on your approved list of foods?
  16. Paul, I could not have said it better myself. I want to be successful and want everyone of my fellow VSG'rs to be successful also. It makes me sad, mad, and down right exasperated sometimes when right out of surgery ppl are posting about eating the same crap that got them where they are. I don't get it. There are so many ppl that need or want this surgery and can't get it and here they are throwing their chance at a new life away. Of course no one is perfect and we will all slip or have a bad day. And I will always offer support and an honest opinion and maybe a kick in the pants if someone needs it. Plz if I ever get to surgery and come back asking "are you sure xyz isn't ok to have now?" (When every single one of us has gotten a well thought out and very self explanatory diet plan to follow) Someone plz pop me upside the head!!!! Anyway thank you for the post and know you are not the only one that feels this way....
  17. What a cutie!!! You are a very lovely lady....before and after. But I see a light in your eyes after.

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