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No game

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by No game

  1. I'm going to tackle this one first. I met a woman last week at a support meeting she was pre op and was going back an forth between the sleeve and bypass... I ask why and she said she wanted the malabsorption too. To help her when she messes up and eats the wrong foods... There where some bypass people there and they said you can still eat around the bypass and not lose weight. Just like we can eat around the sleeve!
  2. I think for most of us the biggest loss of weight happens in the first six months... After that its blood, sweat and tears. I'm still fighting, but honestly a solid 2 pound a month loss is a good loss for me. Please don't think you are a failure this is is a great surgery but a hit or miss surgery for some. Has the doctor said why he thinks the bypass will be better for you?
  3. Mine went through on Monday ( I ordered on the weekend too)
  4. I've done it twice this week! I will be back at it tomorrow Wanna race
  5. Doing great! Nice loss too. Are the peanuts raw?
  6. Those numbers are great! I for one am so happy that I don't have to take BP meds anymore
  7. I just saw that they have a sale on the crispy Protein bars! God I hate PMSing
  8. I've never tried bison! But it sounds yummy. Georgia sometimes after a fast day my restriction seems greater. But honestly I've never struggled getting my 500 calories in! Oh and I've always eaten fast I just can't help it all those years of shoving vast amounts in. I just cannot break that habit.
  9. I'm killing my fast day today! I just had my snack and still have three hours to have my dinner!
  10. It's nice to know my body is good at something...
  11. Lol! if you say it with a fake accent it sounds good
  12. No game replied to ttisawsm's topic in Food and Nutrition
    Well said ^
  13. No game replied to ttisawsm's topic in Food and Nutrition
    I started a thread some time ago, it had to do with food addiction. I am addicted to food and wanted to hear from people that were overweight and having this surgery, but thought they weren't addicted.... I can say this about people like me some foods are triggers and it is best to stay away. Moderation works for some after surgery but for others like me? It just starts me down a spiral of binge type behaviors.
  14. No game replied to ttisawsm's topic in Food and Nutrition
    6 months... It's the "magic" number in the sleeve community. It's around the time that your stomach "relaxes" and you are able to eat a bit more. Also the ghrelin hormone comes back just a bit. These things are scary for sure! But you still won't be able to eat as much as before so that's a plus. This is where the real work begins. You need to tackle those food demons and be mindful of your choices. The fact of matter is crap food (yes chicken fingers ) go down easier and you can eat a lot of them. Make good choices and you will feel the restriction still . And know that a treat is just that, an occasional "treat", not food that your body needs
  15. I am the blerch!
  16. Don't tease me I'm fasting this morning! I can wait until my chocolate comes in tomorrow. Dove chocolate?? Is that high Protein?
  17. No game replied to cdunn's topic in The Gals' Room
    I LOVE SHOPPING!!! That's all

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