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punk.rock.mama

Gastric Bypass Patients
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Everything posted by punk.rock.mama

  1. This is in par with what I have heard from the doctors, does anyone use thc (marijuana) for their fibro? I hear such conflicting opinions about the validity of it's usage... Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  2. Ooh yes! I've had the edamame as well and it rocks!! Both are soo good for you and ridiculously easy to make! My hubby and daughter both eat it by the bowlful so I make large batches at home often, also good is red pepper, spinach and feta/olive!! Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  3. I have tried and hated the pill, depo, female condoms and even a diaphragm...I have a copper (hormone free-as hormones wreak havoc on my mental stability) iud and it has been the perfect choice for me. I have a daughter and want another child but we just weren't ready to try again so soon after we lost our last pregnancy, then I got approved for surgery (after TWO years) so it worked out perfectly for me! I have also heard good things about the nova or nuvo ring which is a hormone laden flexible ring that sits in the uterus but I think you have to get it changed every 30days by your doctor...seems a little demanding, but I am not a fan of uterine exploration, let alone monthly excursions!!?? Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  4. Hell yes! My personal fave is Avacado hummus!! Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  5. Does or did anyone else suffer from these disorders and did the RNY do anything I ease some of the effects? I am 3weeks post-op and have lost almost 40lbs so far, obviously the weight itself wasn't helping anything but I am confident it ha already started to ease some of the major pain (back, hips ect...) Anyone else find this? Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  6. When I am CRAVING chips/crunchy I have 1-2 crunchers (gerber?) they are like cheesies for babies, they have very little fat/sodium/sugar ect but take the edge off when I feel I am going to crack, I have also had a tiny bit of nutella on toast for the chocolate cravings...so far so good Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  7. I am in the same boat, the largest of my five incisions is still crazy painful and has yet to fully close (let alone heal!?) Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  8. thegastricbypassvegan.blogs Amazing recipes! Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  9. Thanks, I was in rough shape when I posted that but am doing a LOT better today! I am just biding my time till I can start auquafitness again (2.5 weeks post-op) I am usually an all around happy person but I total collapsed unde the weight of everything happening lately. Thanks for the support Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  10. I have little alarms set on my cell to go off every four hours (time to eat or drink protien shake) so I try to drink one 500ml bottle (standard old bottle o water) and it takes my mind I wanting too mindlessly munch as I am still spending a lot of time sedentary in front of tv and computer... Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  11. .obesityhelp.com/magazine/RestaurantCard Will be "making" mine tomorrow and having my surgeon sign it with the stamp of the clinic I am registered with Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  12. Amen sister! Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  13. This is the number one fear I have, I am a self described food addict and have very little will power ESPECIALLY when I know I "can't" have something, I did the same stupid thing last week and ended up I the ER with a pulled muscle from puking which I turn upset my healing incisions, the only real advice I can give is to cut the portion down, even if you do want/need to eat the whole item, cut it into several small portions and jus snack on it over a couple hours. I HATe the idea of havin gone through all this pain and suffering JUST to undo it with weakness to food Good luck lady ! Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  14. It just occurred to me that I havn't actually said what I am stressed about, which may help clarify the level of frustration and anger leading to stress so severe I am having physical ailments, eleven months ago I was suffering, literally, from the height of my battle with fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. I had a seizure in my bathtub while my daughter was (thankfully) asleep in her crib, I was so scared I called the children's aid society to help me take care of my daughter while I went to the emergency room....(it turns out the seizure was caused by the pain meds i had been prescribed for the fibro) long story short it was decided that my daughter was to remain in care until after surgery, well now it's after surgery and they continue to make exscuses to keep from me, everything from them wanting me to take more time to heal to the newest and most horrible accusation that I am addicted to morphine-despite the past 11months of CLEAN drug tests and the fact that I have only been given 40tablets which have lasted me over TWO weeks!! I am just so angry and frustrated and it is taking a toll on my recovery...sorry for the huge sob story...just needing some positivity before I develops an ulcer or something here!! Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  15. Obviously the effects of stress are detrimental to even the healthiest of people, but I am dealing with insurmountable stress lately and the effect it is having on my health (especially) since the surgery. I have found that my appetite is either gone or my brain tortures me with visions of choclate dipped bacon covered cake! I have also noticed that in times of stress I can physically feel my pouch hurt, I am worried I am developing an ulcer...the point of this rant is to ask of anyone knows the risks associated with stress in regards to being so fresh from surgery or even stress relief tips? In the past I have dealt with self injury, drug/alcohol abuse, and of course the go to EATING. Clearl I have overcome all of these negative coping mechanisms. It bubble baths, candles and music just isn't cutting to to tonight...I Ben tried some comfort food (rice pudding) help!? Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  16. I adore cottage cheese! Simple fresh and packed with protien! Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk
  17. Yet another benefit of RNY is what a cheap date I am now! My hubby loves taking me out/treating me now cause I can't drink anything and usually stick to the cup-o-soup option! I love going out and it has been fun finding new restaurants that serve the type and quality of food I am now permitted, plus I think my guy has gotten quite fond of my relying on him during the healing process, never one to ask for help he gets the biggest dumbest smile on his face when he hears "baaaaabe...I need your help.... " how did I ever get do lucky <3 Sent from my iPod touch using RNYTalk

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