Everything posted by Ashleyp24
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I did not have this surgery to give up food forever!
I know I am in the first few months still and i have changed my eating habits quite drastically actually.I do keep my calories low..always around 600 per day. I use my fitness pal, count everything I put in my mouth and exersize. The whole point of this post was to see if in the FUTURE i was destined for a life past chicken and veggies, on occasion. This post has gotten crazy out of hand with people mis construing my very first post. Obviously I would never want to sabotoge myself and eat off plan when I am not even at goal, thats silly.
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I did not have this surgery to give up food forever!
Thank You so much for this post! This is exactly what I was looking for!!! You are at goal and still maintaining your weight however you do not stress and worry about every single meal or bite. It helps me to know that in the future I can eat what I want in moderation, it helps me to know that this is possible. Thank You!!!
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I did not have this surgery to give up food forever!
I am in no way upset that butter gave me his advice, I appreciate everyone's advice. What I am disappointed with is his condescending posts that followed.
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I did not have this surgery to give up food forever!
Why did you even comment on this post if your just going to be negative? I'm sorry that I have a realistic view on my eating habits, Isnt this website here so that we can vent and talk to one another? and not in a negative way!
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I did not have this surgery to give up food forever!
The cake was an example because you seem to not be understanding what this post is about. No one is looking for sympathy or the "OK" to go eat crap!
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I did not have this surgery to give up food forever!
Im sorry but this is not about wanting to continue to eat "Junk Food" I dont want cheetos and cupcakes, pancakes and stuff of that sort.What I am saying is if I want a few pop chips, or instead of a chicken salad switch it up to a chicken burrito with a low carb tortilla. I am not oblivious to the fact that over 50% of WLS patients gain thier weight back after loosing. Its all about moderation... Trust me I love fish, veggies, chicken etc... but on my birthday If i have a tiny slice of cake should I be made to feel that I am not "taking advantage" of my tool? Or that I am not serious about my weight loss- cause trust me, If I am having a part of my anatomy removed and have scars to show for it I sure as hell will not be taking this lightly.
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I did not have this surgery to give up food forever!
Am I the only one who had the sleeve surgery to get off this rollercoaster ride called dieting? Yes it is a permanent lifestyle change, yes I need to watch what I eat BUT is it so bad that I eat a low carb tortilla, or a slice of wheat toast or god forbid a bite of a cookie or a few potato chips at a party to feel normal? I had this surgery to use as a tool to eat less and watch my portions, I did not have this surgery to feel miserable like I can never have tasty food again. Yes it is all about moderation and I stick to the "protein first" guidelines, I drink my shakes, but I need to know I am not alone in thinking this.... If I want a burger down the road, Is it bad to eat one? Well technically probably half a burger with no bun! I am 9 weeks out, and Iv'e lost 39Lbs but I started with a lower BMI. I am happy with my weight loss so far, I just need to know I am not destined for plain chicken and veggies for life!
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7 months out... first and possibly LAST time out drinking since sleeved.
Wow... Good to know!
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What a difference 6 days can make
I love this! Your wording is incredible, I feel like I can see this movie playing out in my head! Im 5 days away from my surgery and was really looking for posts about what I can expect after surgery and I am so thankful to have run across this.
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Anyone else getting sleeved in August?
I am getting sleeved on the 14th of August as well!! Very excited but super nervous about what to expect as far as pain goes.