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*Dean*

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1. This is an easy site to navigate. I was thinking more creating a social group on here. That way there can be a few threads for different subjects?
  2. Hey do you think we should start an Australian VSG group? I think it might be better than using the one thread because you can have different topics, is that right? I'm thinking it might help down the track if people are trying to look things up. Deano
  3. Does that even count as work??
  4. Sucks eh? I'm working until 10pm, I'll be dying by then!
  5. Thanks Ozee - I think I'll have to try harder to remember not to jump up / out of bed like I do, doesn't help!
  6. What a terrible time to get the flu! I was sleeved on the 7th, the day after you. What diet has your Dr got you on? I'd probably be checking with them and looking to maybe go back on pureed diet for a time? Good luck and take it easy, Deano
  7. Awesome numbers WTG. Deano
  8. First day of the rest of your life. Congrats. Deano
  9. One week out I was the same. I just made sure I didn't 'gulp' and just too small sips.
  10. Load up on more good vegetables for dinner, and after I guess if you're really hungry. As for the dry cereal - I'd really avoid the carbs, especially at night / evening. I stuck to my pre op diet pretty well, and there were some real 'hungry times'. Mentally I just stuck with the thought that it's only for such a short time (as opposed to trying to lose a massive amount). Stay hydrated too! Good luck, Deano
  11. Hey. I'm a Police Officer in Australia. I went back to work after 2 weeks (2 days ago). I'm doing most things, but avoiding jobs where I get hands on until after 6 weeks. Cheers, Deano
  12. Guys - I'm about 17 days post op and things seem to be going really well. One thing I have noticed is that sometimes I feel a little light headed (I wouldn't go as far to say dizzy) if I stand up quickly. Do you think it's a blood pressure thing, or is it normal with the very low calorie intake? My blood pressure has always been perfect and I've never felt light headed pre surgery. Hope your all having a good weekend, I'm working Deano
  13. Sorry, don't know the salmon you're talking about - but I love Alice Springs!
  14. I'm 16 days post op. At this stage it's looking like I only have to take a daily multi vitamin, but I think everyone is different.
  15. One thing I know for sure is that we aren't responsible for how other people feel in reaction to us trying to be better, healthy people. They own their own feelings and thoughts. You should never put yourself down to make someone else feel better, no matter who it is.
  16. I think we all get better at this day by day - good luck to all of us!
  17. With an awesome attitude like that you can't not succeed! All the best for a fantastic 2013 then!! Deano
  18. Hey - we had surgery on the same day. Congratulations! I think you need to try and eat more frequently. We're hammering our metabolism already, no need to make it slower by infrequent eating. Today I had Breakfast - 1 egg scrambled Mid morn - Cappucino with 90mls of milk lunch - 70g savoury mince and a few slices of carrot well cooked Mid afternoon - Protien shake dinner - Same as lunch! I'm sure you'll be really happy on weigh day. All the best, Dean
  19. Most people don't like change. Unfortunately sometimes they're the friends and family we love. Take strength from the people who support you. I think for some parents as well, they know that they may have had a hand in their childs unhealthy relationship with food and they're weight problem. Maybe minimising the problem is out of guilt, for some.
  20. I'm 16 days post op. I have a mid morning coffee, a single shot of espresso with about 90mls of milk. I've been told (for me) it's not a problem as long as I stay hydrated.
  21. G'day. I'm 16 days out. Hope you're travelling well. Deano
  22. I'm not a massive Bond fan, but I want to catch this one at the movies with the reviews it's getting.
  23. Started on what my dietician calls 'minced and mashed' for 2 weeks yesterday. I think I took a bite or two too much last night and was uncomfortable for a couple of hours. Lesson learnt. Surprised this morning that a single scrambled egg as me feeling full. Have a good day, Deano

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