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Fred Rogers

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1.    RunningA5K reacted to a post in a topic: December 2013 Sleever Pounds Lost Log
  2. I have to do the same thing, wash night before,with anti batty soap, then this packet the hospital game me and again in the morning ... the packet they gave me I think they want me to use it for like 5 minutes... of course I will do it because I want to be a good patient, but I hAve to be at hospital st 5 am and that makes for an early morning. I washed the night before, I had to be there @ 6am.
  3.    Fred Rogers reacted to a post in a topic: Amost 6 months out and only lost 70 lbs
  4.    TonyaMac reacted to a post in a topic: Post-Op Tray Picture
  5. I never ate anything on the tray. I was not in the mood to "eat" When I got home I starting drinking adkins shakes.and apple juice. Shakes were pretty good,
  6.    Fred Rogers reacted to a post in a topic: Possible Surgery Delay- Freaking Out!
  7. 5 days post op. Only issue is the runs, hoping that this is because the only thing going in is liquid, so I figured that is what is going to come out. Trying to figure out head hunger vs real. I over did it yesterday and an active morning with my 3 boys, it sure wiped me out that afternoon.
  8.    Redwillow13 reacted to a post in a topic: December 2013 Sleevers Come In!
  9.    VSG AJH reacted to a post in a topic: December 2013 Sleevers Come In!
  10.    teekay8887 reacted to a post in a topic: December 2013 Sleevers Come In!
  11.    Andrew0929 reacted to a post in a topic: Tomorrow
  12.    DeezJeanz reacted to a post in a topic: December 2013 Sleevers Come In!
  13.    cabstewart reacted to a post in a topic: December 2013 Sleevers Come In!
  14. 3 days post op, doing pretty well, not in any real pain, keeping liquids down.
  15. I woke up with a tube hanging out of my johnson. They took it out @ 4 am the following AM.
  16. 3 days post sleeve doing pretty well, able to keep liquids down, not in any real pain.
  17.    tami j reacted to a post in a topic: December 2013 Sleevers Come In!
  18.    Thick'n'Thin reacted to a post in a topic: December 2013 Sleevers Come In!
  19.    Fred Rogers reacted to a post in a topic: 100 lbs.....GONE!
  20. Holy crap, my surgery is tomorrow!! Tomorrow is the day I lose my best friend that is slowly killing me. This should be an interesting ride.
  21.    Fred Rogers reacted to a post in a topic: December 2013 Sleevers Come In!
  22. Holy crap, my surgery is tomorrow!
  23.    Fred Rogers reacted to a post in a topic: December 2013 Sleevers Come In!
  24. December 10th, sleeve here Strange I have no pre op diet except the Clear liquids the day before.
  25. Interesting,, I have no pre-op diet, clear liquids the day before only.
  26. December 10th here Just got done with the 4 hours PATS testing I'm good to go. Wife was sleeved in September. She asked me if I was ready and how I was feeling. I think I'm in mourning. Sort of like losing my best friend that has been slowly killing me.
  27. December 10th here as well. Just got done with the 4 hours PATS I'm good to go

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