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Mrs.RRn

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1. Warning: a little whine. I'm so close, yet I feel so far from where I want to be. I just have a few more pounds to lose. I'm sure I could lose it if I got crazy-strict with food, but I want the loss to be sustainable. I've been hanging around the same weight for almost 6 months. It's very frustrating. Just wanted to vent. Thanks y'all.
  2. So, this is do-able. But I agree with the above, I would not give yourself a time limit. But here's MY advice on eating (take it, or leave it): do whatever is realistic for YOU. for example, if you are someone who could NEVER give up potatoes, then why do it temporarily? You would set yourself up for failure later in the process. For me, giving up rice/bread/pasta was a realistic goal... I still don't eat or want those foods. Here's the absolute BEST advice given to me--- Always UNDEREAT your sleeve (this can go for any WLS). There are so many posts about eating a cup of rice or multiple slices of pizza.... Why?? If your limit is "x" why are you going above that??? My limit is 4 oz and thats what I eat... Sometimes less, but never more. And, of course, Protein first.
  3. I had reflux before the surgery due to obesity & poor diet.... But none since the sleeve.
  4. Thank you thank you!! Flat belly??? Haha. No. But I'm looking forward to plastics.... Hopefully sometime next year. Hoping to get rid of some of this loose skin. I do cardio maybe once per week. I lift weights most days. I do yoga 1-2 times per week as well.
  5. Thanks everyone! @proudgrammy- I'm surprised y'all could go on without me. LOL. And thank you! I certainly will enjoy myself.
  6. @@920amy Happy Surgeversary!
  7. I use Flintstones Complete. I'm nearly 1.5 years out and completely healthy. I just had bloodwork done last week... The only thing abnormal was my "high" B 12 level... Imagine that! LOL
  8. Hey everyone! I feel like I've been away for awhile... But I wanted to post some updated before/during pics. Just to catch up..... My name is Misty. I had my VSG (sleeve) done June 2013. My highest weight was 245lbs. I've lost apporox 119 lbs (ignoring today's weight bc the past few days have been "cheat WEEKEND" LOL). For the most part, I eat very well (I've given up rice, bread, potatoes, Pasta, and a few other things I've deemed unworthy to be in my little tummy). I enjoy my gym time very much & consider myself somewhat of a "gym rat." Tonight is my last cheat meal (today is my birthday!) -- which will consist of my first piece of pizza since my surgery and a piece of Godiva chocolate I purchased for the occasion. Beginning tomorrow will be a strict ban on all things bad for me... Back to "normal" life, which I quite enjoy. I'm hoping to drop just a few more pounds in the next 6 months, then planning for plastics. Hope everyone is doing well!!!
  9. Please understand that this is a huge possibility after weight loss. I was 25 when I had surgery - no children - took care of myself and skin very well - and I'm a gym rat... But my skin is very saggy & wrinkled on my belly as well as under my arms and my inner thighs.
  10. I promise it was more for me than it was for him. Lol
  11. I posted them several months ago, but I don't know how to paste that thread here. Sorry.
  12. It was a few months post op until I felt hunger. Hope it's the same for you!
  13. I don't. It just doesn't taste good anymore.
  14. Ok,I THINK I followed all you guys back.
  15. @@Ava324 dead lift 115-- whoop whoop! Great job!
  16. Congrats on the loss and on that beautiful blood pressure!! I still eat no more than 4 oz at a time (snacks are usually 2oz). And I eat about 6 times per day- at least 2 hours apart. I never really time my drinking. Worst habit: I forgot to chew a shrimp yesterday, that didn't feel too good. Lol. And I'm lazy about my water intake while at work (actually I work in a pretty busy setting and sometimes just can't.) but I'm getting better- all my coworkers are making an effort to drink more water-- which is pretty cool! And I like protein suppliements a bit too much... Yeah, crazy.
  17. @@jessicavtec1 followed you back! Can't wait to see your progress!
  18. Nothing has tightened up (just gets more loose as I lose) but I'm only a year and 2 months out. I doubt it will. It's pretty saggy. I'm trying to fill some of the extra space with biceps and quads. LOL. I'm sure I'll be getting a TT for the belly though. I lost about 115 lbs.
  19. YES!! But now that my intake has normalized (just over a year out) I can eat enough to build muscle. SLOWLY but surely!
  20. If anyone wants to find me on IG : misty_marie87 I post progress pics, food pics, and too many selfies. Lol I'd love to see y'all progress!

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