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Alamoloser

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by Alamoloser

  1. Your still healing s don't overwork yourself. Try the soups for another week and sees how it feels after that. It gets better every day so just hold on for a little while longer.
  2. Its different for everyone..personally I had a burning feeling as it went down. I found the more my drinks were watered down , the more I enjoyed them. Take it slow and decide for yourself, one or two days of enjoying the holidays and new sleeve in not a going to set you back.
  3. To start exercising more and strength training......
  4. Its truly a blessing to be sleeved, all the hoops your jumping thru now will pay off big. I was sleeved in Oct. and have not regretted one moment.
  5. I would, at the very least, try to walk an hour 3 days out of the week. If you can, try light weights on the days you don't walk. This is a lifetime condition so take it on your own pace but do try maintain some sort of routine.
  6. Sorry to hear about that fellow San Antonioian, you are in my prayers and I know things will work out for you in the end. Keep us informed....
  7. Go ahead and hold onto them for a month and see how they fit then, you'll be very surprised!
  8. fortunately it really curved my head hunger and my stomach lets me know when I'm really hungry (I get light headed and a ugly drained feeling) Its different for everyone but it will take time to understand your body as you progress.
  9. I would give it 2 weeks, see how you feel out there and slowly increase. Its not a marathon so don't go crazy until your ready.
  10. Don't worry, it will be over before you know it
  11. I was nervous myself since I had never been under. Trust me, its like everyone's saying on here, before you even realize your getting sleepy you open your eyes and your post-op!
  12. It gets better, just make sure you get your vitamins and as much liquid as you can. I still have trouble eating and I'm almost 6 weeks out. Food just has no appeal to me whether its the texture or taste.
  13. Its your first week, worry about getting healed first. Trust me, it will fall off before you know it and fast.
  14. You'll see its the little things the are the biggest rewards.
  15. Yeah its normal but its gets slowly better each day. My issue is I can't get this dryness off the back of my tongue and the more i drink, the more I obviously fill up before quenching thirst.
  16. I'm havng it at TexSan where did you have yours?
  17. Having mine done at TexSan in San Antonio tomorrow...can't wait but nervous still.
  18. 10/15 here from San Antonio..a little nervous but I know I will push thu it. Wish me luck!!

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