Everything posted by shoopaie
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Folks that use Google +, and/or Youtube
I have also subscribed to your channel. I honestly love watching some videos, they are much better than simple posts to me.
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Folks that use Google +, and/or Youtube
Awesome, I will go subscribe! Thanks.
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Folks that use Google +, and/or Youtube
Hey everyone, I'm interested in staying in contact with alot of my fellow sleevers. I was wondering if any of you folks use google+ and/or youtube. I'd be interested in being friends and staying up to date with your journey.
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artificial sweetners
The only kind i dislike, is Stevia. For some reason it is horrible, most others I can handle, even agava or whatever it is called.
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Endoscopy today....
It all was a breeze. I had upper and lower endoscopies. The prep was the only hard part.
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New DM onset - a1c is 7.8 - please help
Yes, there is a high probability that your surgery will be canceled. I am a medical coder, and I just reviewed a chart yesterday where a gentleman had only a high HgbA1c, and all he was going for was some orthopedic joint work. They canceled his surgery AND would not even consider rescheduling it for 6 weeks. If you want your surgery, take the meds and get your labs under control. The last thing you want is to be all happy going in to surgery only to have it canceled and postponed for weeks. good luck to you.
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Why you chose the sleeve
My OPINION: I was also stuck on the band for the sole purpose of the ability to reverse if necessary and be ause it was the least invasive. The truth is that the band works both short term and long term. However, complications can and most LIKELY will for the rest of your life. Think about this, the band will be in your body for the next 50 yrs of your life or so depending on how long you live. That is a long time for your body to up and decide to renect it at anytime. That is also a long time and many doctor appts to maintain it. I havent heard of many folks who have kept it in for over 10 yrs without a significant problem. Note that i havent read everyones story i am telling you what changed my mind. For the sleeve, it seemed i vasive but i got yo thinking that we have appendix removed, gallbladder, parts of lungs, colon and etc and end up being fine. With the sleeve, no maintanence can mean saving money. I know they take out a PART of your stomach but there is still stomach there when they are done. I wrote this on phone with fat fingers, sorry for typos.
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Approved in 6 hours! Unbelievable!
Now that is awesome. Congrats!!
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My pre op diet sucks
Sounds yummy!
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Failed )-:
i agree with what everyone else said. I even knew of folks who were allowed one weight watchers meal every day before surgery, so one slip up couldn't mess everything up. Good luck to you, you got this. I will add though, I was told after about day 3 or 4 that the liquid phase was relatively easy to do and most were used to it.
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Yesssss approve July 29
Congratulations. Exciting for sure. I'm looking forward to the day although it seems like it may never come.
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This is so right now surreal
This is going to turn out great for ya. Couple days and we'll be hearing the success stories, and NSV's.
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Two days post op and im starving
I've read that can happen. Most folks have no hunger feeling, while others do. It's a mystery really.
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New Video journey to follow
Hey everyone, for those of you who love to watch others journey's by video, like i do, I have just started my own personal story. I am 33 years old 5' 7" 280lbs, and I am in line to get the Gastric Sleeve. I like typing on forums, but I much rather tell my story on video. Come check it out when you get a chance, and subscribe and I will definitely subscribe back. I spend so much time watching other ppl's video's, it's crazy. Anyways, I just wanted to throw this out to you and welcome you to join along. Best of luck to everyone!
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Jacked up body image....and NSV?
Great job! I enjoy reading the success stories.
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FMLA
Thank you folks
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Nutritionist
Thats the whole reason we call them nuts!
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FMLA
Did anyone use FMLA to do their surgery? Were you required to have x amount of pto or pho before you were able to use it?
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How much more do I need to do before surgery is scheduled?
I'm sure you both will be very successful!
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Day 5 post op - i feel somewhat human !
Sweet!
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How much more do I need to do before surgery is scheduled?
It really depends on the insurance, but mine required a sleep study to be done to check for sleep apnea. Otherwise you have covered all MY insurance requirements. Best of luck to you.
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-97lbs in 5 months
That is a wonderful thing. I am also very happy for you both. Very nice job.
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-97lbs in 5 months
Nice Work. How does the Mrs. respond to all that weight loss?
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A whale of a tale...
Sorry to hear you have to wait so long...i have to wait 3 months, and i thought that was bad! yikes. Good luck to you.
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Yuk! Stretch Marks
Congrats on the 38lb loss. Sorry I can't help you with the other....