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stacy03

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by stacy03

  1. Question for my fellow StV or IU sleevers. What were you eating the 1st week post-op? My list includes low fat cheese, beans, instant mashed potatoes, and oatmeal. Were you able to tolerate these week 1?
  2. Does burping help the pain? I have pains in my stomach either when I move around too quickly or drink. But I burp and it's feels a lot better
  3. I'm a pharmacist and we are pretty crappy patients too! Lol. Know just enough to be dangerous
  4. I'm right there with you ladies! These sleeves better settle down soon! (At least I hope so)
  5. Potassium can be replaced quickly. Also, drinks like ensure and slim fast have a ton of potassium. Can you have those on your pre-op diet. I would avoid potassium pills...you can get too much potassium and cause other problems. Maybe drink a slim fast or two and wait to eat from your doc. Even if you don't hear from them until Monday, you'll be able to replace it by Tuesday
  6. I am three days out too and am having the same issue! I don't know if I'm not sipping correctly...maybe too much? I'm hoping it goes away soon
  7. Yay!!! So excited for you
  8. Hi all! I'm doing well. Home from the hospital after 2 nights. Struggled a lot with nausea the first 24 hours. Had some chicken broth and apple juice for dinner. Working on a Popsicle now. Think tomorrow I will switch to some full liquids and see how I do For those post op- couple of questions. When did you stop wearing ur support socks. And also when did you start protein drinks? I'm still struggling getting liquids in. It seems I suck at sipping and get painful gas bubbles a lot. Does this go away? Any trick you can give me?
  9. Ahhhh! So much to do in so little time! Trying to finish up last minute things for work! Then trying to get on the road..3 hour drive to Ohio! My bridal shower tomorrow and my best friends baby shower Sunday (I was smart enough to plan it at panera where I can have a nice strained soup). Then back late Sunday night to pack! I have to be at the hospital at 11:30 for a 2pm surgery! I look forward to our chatting late Monday evening to see how everyone is doing!
  10. That made me laugh...because it perfect describes how I'm feeling!
  11. I did not have a sleep study.
  12. I actually took your advice, Vixynne from a post early last week and started on sublingual B12! It has really helped me with giving up my caffeine! I recommend it as well
  13. Anesthesia is given via IV. You will also probably be given oxygen via a face mask
  14. I'm curious what kind of exercise everyone does directly post op. I know walking is a gold standard but what else are you able to do and when?
  15. Awesome!!! Congrats and keep up the great work!
  16. Sheri- I'm in indianapolis, IN! Getting very excited but nervous as well. My pre-op class is scheduled for Tuesday! And my fiancé and I are cleaning, organizing , and preparing like crazy (plus planning our wedding lol). Good luck to you and excited we are all going they this journey together!

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