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My Journey
I was sleeved on April 3 2013. These are pictures of my journey.
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I stopped counting calories, is that bad?
I counted my protein for the first 4 weeks after surgery. After that I stopped and have not looked back. I learned how to listen to my body. When I feel like I need to eat I do so. Do I ever over eat? Yep. That being said this is what has worked for ME. I have been able to maintain the same weight now for over 2 months and I am happy where I am at. If i lose a few more no biggie. As long as I do not gain I am good.
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Confession time - soda
Surgery was April of 2013. To date I have had zero carbonation. Soda was never really a big thing for me. Beer on the other hand I still miss....
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What fitness related EVENT are you training/preparing for?
Sunday I will be doing my longest duathlon so far. 5K run 30K bike and another 5K run. Did my last push of training this morning. I know I will likely be the slowest but I know I will finish!
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Question...what has been the hardest thing to deal with post op?
The hardest for me has been actually seeing myself as "thin". I still don't see it most days. If I ever here what someone weighs I think to myself wait I weigh x pounds less than they do but they look so much thinner. I guess I still see myself as being big.... Its crazy.
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bike riding
Congrats! Biking is so much fun and as others have said very relaxing yet great workout too!
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8 months post op before and after
You look awesome!! Congrats to you!
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"When I finally lose the weight I am excited to...."
The pain directly after waking up from the surgery was the worst of it for me. It was the build up of the gas and such. It felt like an elephant was sitting on my chest and shoulders. Other than that I would say the pain was nominal. I do not know if I will ever feel normal. I do not feel as skinny as I am. I know this is in the head but I still feel like Im a big dude..
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"When I finally lose the weight I am excited to...."
And the cool thing is all of these things WILL happen for all of you as long as you stick to the program! Life on the other side is rather amazing! I wish you all much success!
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indecision
indecision, a weight loss surgery photo album by indecision on BariatricPal. 3 photos in Before and After Gastric Sleeve Photos.
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Running and hr monitor
Great thread! I never really cared much about heart rate and tracking until recently and in fact just ordered a TomTom Multisport Cardio GPS watch today. I look forward to trying it out as well as stepping up the game on my training and such! Hopefully in a few weeks I will be able to add some real value to this thread with my own personal findings.
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What's the timeline for eating some of these typical foods?
I would likely have to off myself if I could not eat flour tortillas.... Ugh
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42 grams of protein in 3.8 oz
I used these early on often. 1 thing I found though is you DO NOT want to drink them all in 1 sitting. Space it out over time. If I drank it all in 1 sitting they gave me the shitz.
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What month did you first try carbonated drinks?
14 months out and none so far. I REALLY miss my beer....sigh...
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#TransformationTuesday (Share your progress photos)
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