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No game

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  1. I think the first thing you need to do is not go forward with the thinking that you will never have a certain food again! Yes we have to change our ways after surgery but I am able to eat a little bit of anything! I don't normally, but if there is a special occasion or meal I can have a treat sometimes. As far as the food funerals??? When I knew I had a date I went to the store before my pre op and picked up a pint of some kind of ice cream (can't even remember the flavor how sad) went home and ate half of it that night and finished it the next day.. After I ate it?? Nothing, it was just gone it didn't feel special it didn't make me feel better, in fact it did nothing for me except make me feel crappier about myself. And added to the weight I needed to lose.. Fast forward to today, I can eat normal again so if I wanted a bit of ice cream I could. So I guess what I'm saying is don't sabotage yourself with thoughts of "I need to eat this now because I can never have it again" Oh the pre op diet Zare will take care of that for you and provide the shakes, it's two weeks I think? You will go through all of the stages of food after that he has spelled out for you. Now I'm on all foods but I eat a lot different than I used too. Mostly Protein and veggies. No more rice bread and Pasta..
  2. You got it! I'm all about helping anyone quitting cigarettes! For me quitting soda was just about as hard I was a hard core coke zero addict!
  3. Hey thought I'd start a thread I've noticed a few of you today. I had my surgery last year but I see several people in process right now and one newly sleeved! Tell your stories Perhaps we can follow each others progress in this thread?
  4. Good job Stace! I was just there (Zare's) on Wednesday. He's a great doc!
  5. Mug cake? Yum (lol I'm hungry) The carrot cake look good for a special day or something.. http://www.einkorn.com/ Mug cake recipe? Is it on our recipe page!!! (Hint, hint)
  6. Mug cake? Yum (lol I'm hungry) The carrot cake look good for a special day or something.. http://www.einkorn.com/
  7. We use strava http://www.strava.com/
  8. Started today butter. I'm glad your including bike miles! Because three miles walk/jogging on the treadmill today was a LOT harder than biking 7 miles yesterday! Ok 3 miles down 97 to go:p
  9. That's what I was thinking! **** if I can burn a 1000 calories? Having sex??! What the hell am I doing mountain biking and walking on that dang treadmill
  10. Haha! Georgie I like all those charts! Thanks FYE I looked those up! And yum you can do all sorts of things.. Of course the first thing I saw was a carrot cake made out of einkorn
  11. Times, I know having a leak was hard on you. It certainly made recovering from a major surgery about a 1000 times harder and longer. The only thing I can say is that I've been here long enough to see several people go through leaks and other horrible complications. And it does get better. It may take awhile but you will get past this and lead a more normal life! Not the old normal, none of us can have that back, but you do get used to the new normal. And the eventual health benefits will make it worth it. Hang in there, Laura
  12. Hey guys, I've been popping in to read all of your updates! I stayed on target yesterday coming in at just a hair over 500. But I mountain biked just under 7 miles so I'm feeling good about it. Spelt? FYE were are you buying it? And do you think that's the best for the gut microbes? Oh I'm 5'4 my weight this morning was 157
  13. Ursodiol (Actigall) My surgeon prescribes it to all of his patients for the first six months so we don't run into any trouble.
  14. Silly girl it's a secret stick! "Most don't know"
  15. Girl, I hit on you at least once a week! What I don't count?? Oh and let's not forget big country....
  16. Well buplee Now that I'm officially hot....... I.... Oh **** who am I kidding! hot I'm not! But should I get there? Well I will lap it up like a hungry kitty!! Oh wait that's not right either.... Ummm.... when some men look or talk to me now I can feel the difference for sure. I just walk on by like I don't care (because I don't) I'm married.
  17. Cool, Yes we have helmets (as per that ugly mug picture up there from today) Riding a single track will guarantee that I will fall and need it soon! Thanks for the tips I will look into that cream.
  18. I would say please call the on call doctor..The thigh numbness is concerning.. Are you up and walking at least ten minutes out of your waking hours?
  19. Sorry your still not well Georgia But boy your killing the fast this week! I've got 200 calories to play with for dinner. So things are looking good. And yes I want to be 140 too!
  20. Oh ****! You didn't see that my little schnitzel! You know your my besty!!

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