Arts137

Howdy, pardner...

Welcome! Wander around and comment and ask any questions!

Yep. My daughter (of normal weight) has sleep eating episodes, and unrelated to any medication. Always interesting to see what's been taken to the bedroom.

You done good to avoid the call of the siren - comfort food...

Ooooo, Oooooo, can I be the ugly???

Yep, Ketosis, an example of a good bad thing.

3500 calories equals 1 lb of fat. SO, this daily up and down is NOT fat. And I agree, DON'T weighself every day. One exception: IF you weighed daily as you were GETTING fat, it's OK to do the same as you lose!!!!!!

Kwel!

both you and your niece are loverly!

I cannot do carbs because one bite is to much and a whole cake is not enough. This is the head wars!!!

Hang in there. Keep closly working with your endrocrinologist. All the research says that the sleeve can do GREAT things for DM.

welcome, snoop around and ask away!

Your MD will decide based on you and his/her preferences. Both work fine. I had glue.

Then get back to basics. Protein shakes, protein and WATER... be strict, not the time to "slide"

YES, THAT's a great NSV!

Nope... see/call the MD. You want this resolved. I am lucky, after the first couple weeks I have been OK. (PS, there's never TMI here...)

welcome, we are all with you... wander around and ask away...

This is far too complex and important for this board. Your medical teams will work together. Just BE SURE to keep ALL of them informed!!!

see a lawyer before doing anything PERMANENT. That said, sucky job = stress = (for me) eating...

First, welcome. Second explore the site, you'll find a lot of your issues there... sabotage, "I only lose", liquids, etc. Lastly, DO NOT be creative. Follow YOUR program. Be strict. And of course ask away!!!

Cute as a button, dear

That'll help... Not WISHING that on you, but tis better to have loved (food) and lost, than never to have loved at all?

Common sleep apnea symptoms include: Waking up with a very sore or dry throat Loud snoring Occasionally waking up with a choking or gasping sensation Sleepiness or lack of energy during the day Sleepiness while driving Morning headaches Restless sleep Forgetfulness, mood changes, and a decreased interest in sex Recurrent awakenings or insomnia

it'll look short from the other side. AND you can start to get your brain in control now!

Also, call the gym and explain your nervousness: (1) they can tell you the 'quieter' periods are while you get started and till you are used to being there, -- you might be surprised at their supportiveness... also (2) ask for a trainer to help teach you the machines. You'll want an appointment and you may need to pay extra (and you sure can tip). Knowledge is POWER.