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Wow. What recourse do you have, if any to recoup your money from the first surgeon?

I'm a punk for pain and I always ask prior to surgery what the surgeon plan to prescribe. I must have asked my surgeon a zillion times how much pain I would be in, he assured me that it wouldn't be bad. I didn't have any pain at all, just a feeling of wearing a belt that was too tight.

Multi Vitamin, D3, Iron, Biotin, calcium citrate, B1 and B12 Injection.

What schedule does your surgeon and Nutritionist have you on? You should probably consult with them. I didn't eat any leafy greens until 3 months out.

That's great. I really hope this helps! Can I also suggest that if a new post is posted in the incorrect category that it be moved to correct category with a note like "Your post has been moved to "????" category.

Thanks!

Compiling that list is going to be a job. Any volunteers ?

I'll volunteer, I'd be more than happy to compile the list.

Central Jersey.

When I was scheduled for surgery I was told they schedule the patients that have other underlying health issues first (hbp, diabetes, CHF, etc.). I don't know if this is the case at your hospital, but could be the reason.

Every 2-3 weeks.

You are in a public forum, you will get a myriad of posts and responses, some nice, some not so nice, some informative, some not so much. Some people nice and some people not so nice. I say peruse the site for the information you need and keep it moving. Don’t let it stress you out…..life is too short.

yes! meclizine is the only thing that helps me when I have vertigo. I usually get it about once a year. It's awful! A very different feeling than being dizzy....

I agree!! I know the first time I had it, scared the crap out of me especially since I suffer from Migraines. I thought I had a brain tumor.

I did not have vertigo post surgery, but I had labyrinthitis (inner ear infection) several years ago which wasn't pleasant. I was prescribed meclizine and told to limit salt intake. It did clear up eventually, but it was nasty....I couldn't stand up without the walls spinning and throwing up my guts.

COnative, you must have been reading my mind. It would also be nice to add to that Hospital/Airport "Shoutouts" and "I at the wrong THING!" This may help.

Wow, sorry about the pouch, I hope he will be ok. Did you find the owner of the dog that attacked him?

Amen! Weightloss surgery for some will never fix all the issues that some have.

Take her with you to a dr. Appt she can ask these same questions and the surgeon can answer them.

Beautiful pics! Looks like we are going to get some of that stuff tomorrow.

It would be nice if a FAQ thread could be highlighted in RED and listed at the top of the FORUM page that is alway viewable. This might reduce daily multiple repeated questions and help new and old members search common questions and topics.

Whenever you want to, there is nothing more relaxing than a massage. Ah, nothing like spa love!

Swedish and reflexology are my faves!

Sorry to hear about your friend. Unfortunalety we don't have control over life and you shouldn't feel guilty, just continue to be a good friend with your love and support.

I like the fitbit, I wear it around my neck on a lanyard, otherwise I would not remember it attached to my clothing. I have the fitbit Ultra.

I have the fitbit and I can't comment on what is best because I haven't used any other device, but check out the link below for and article comparing several devices.

http://www.getgrok.com/2013/01/a-comparative-review-28-days-with-the-fitbit-one-jawbone-up-nike-fuelband-and-bodymedia-link/

Hope this helps.

Shrimp is always good. Early on, shrimp cocktail was always my go to food.< /p>

I love watching the food Network and the Cooking channel, neither bother me with my food cravings. . I really love Eat Street.

Take your Protein Shakes and Water with you. Be prepared, take whatever you are eating at that stage with you. Preparation is half the battle.