littlepooh

I'm lilp00h! That's two zeros instead of the letter "O".

Welcome LA GP, ...Only one cut for me too! Looks like you are a big loser already! Keep up the good work... I've had enough cheese burgers and cheesesteaks for a lifetime. DON'T EVEN MiSS THEM!

Merry Christmas. I'm making steady progress. I need to focus on exercise more but overall I'm not doing too bad. 345 start...currently 296. I'll take it. Hopefully I'll hit the 50lbs mark today.

Welcome LA GP, ...Only one cut for me too! Looks like you are a big loser already! Keep up the good work... I've had enough cheese burgers and cheesesteaks for a lifetime. DON'T EVEN MiSS THEM!

Thanks for sharing. I'm still on a liquid diet. I hope to avoid the blues as much as possible. I'm trying to keep my eyes on the prize. The prize now is sugar free pudding and fudge-sicles next week!

On week two too. 23lbs for me per home scale. let's keep this going!

I just had the traditional bypass on 10-30-12. I am a 41 year old African American male from the Philadelphia area. The first three days since the surgery have been filled with adjustments and discomfort but I am still excited about the whole process. I'm on my way home. I'm sipping away. I started this journey over a year ago. I can't believe I followed through! Are there any other 10-30-12 folks out there?

The reason some have different rules is for healing, but also for your head to mend too. We obviously can't eat correctly, or we wouldn't be here now, if you imagine going back to being a child liquids, to purée, purée to solids, your making simple choices re training your mind to appreciate food a lot more savoring basic foods, and then when you are totally fed up with one stage and you move on to the next you really enjoy that food, a food that before your op you wouldn't have even looked twice at because its not covered in cheese or loaded with calories. It's helping you to eat like everyone else.
Steady and slow draw it out as long as you can, you have the rest of your life to eat, make the most of this opportunity xxxxx

Hey we almost have the same birthday! Surgery wise...let's keep tabs!

Wishing you a speedy and easy recovery.

I just had the traditional bypass on 10-30-12. I am a 41 year old African American male from the Philadelphia area. The first three days since the surgery have been filled with adjustments and discomfort but I am still excited about the whole process. I'm on my way home. I'm sipping away. I started this journey over a year ago. I can't believe I followed through! Are there any other 10-30-12 folks out there?

I just had the traditional bypass on 10-30-12. I am a 41 year old African American male from the Philadelphia area. The first three days since the surgery have been filled with adjustments and discomfort but I am still excited about the whole process. I'm on my way home. I'm sipping away. I started this journey over a year ago. I can't believe I followed through! Are there any other 10-30-12 folks out there?