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Mich grand

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by Mich grand

  1. yes it did help. stay tuned and I will be making a decision soon.
  2. but this not having a bit of wedding cake is for the rest of our lives. I know either one of them is going to change my life but I don't want to be changed that much. I am soooooo torn between the two. Keep me posted and let me know what you decide.
  3. I had my consultation this week and was presented with the options. I was really caught off guard. Any help out there? First the sleeve witch-I will still use insulin until the weight comes off. and then there is the bypass-which you stop using insulin as soon as you come out of surgery. Anyone else struggling with this choice? In the long term, sleeve, you will be able to eat a normal (protion control) amount at any one time. Hence going out to dinner with friend will "seem" normal enough. And even have a drink from time to time. On the other hand, bypass, you eat for the rest of your life the amount about the size of a golf balland no cocktails from time to time. To some this seems petty but this is my life and this is what we do for entertainment and seeing our friends. please help!
  4. He need money to buy his booze. All kidding aside-many people are just looking for a free ride. Wonder why he didn't sue McDonalds for making him fat in the first place?
  5. I like you skyjack. You tell it like it is. I have been keeping up with your beer question!!
  6. I don't have a long list---I want to be comfortable with my shirt tucked in!
  7. Good luck. Hubby didn't like the idea of surgery??? Sounds like he wasn't going to go but ended up right there. ??
  8. Don't people there arm pits in Austin. ???
  9. Why would you read those--- I have WAY more good outcomes than bad. And probably if you knew the truth those bad outcomes were that persons fault for not following doctors orders!!!!
  10. B T R M - therapy is the best thing I ever did for myself. I was struggling with my weight, my husband, myself and my son was going off to war. I had had enough so I called and went in. I thought going in-what could she possibly say to make my miserable life worth it. I was amazed. What a difference it made. She taught me to focus on myself and put me first. I went in with the attitude that if I didn't like it I wouldn't go back. I went every two weeks and I am on top of the world. My relationship couldn't be better and my next step in thinking about myself is WLS. Try it and you really don't like it don't go back.good luck to you.

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