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kasey.ritenour

Gastric Bypass Patients
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Everything posted by kasey.ritenour

  1. You will be tired for a little while.. your body just went through major surgery. As well as you aren't eating as much as you used to so your energy levels are done. Just make sure you are taking your vitamins and trying to get your protein in. It took me a few weeks to feel normal again, I am 3 months out and I still have days where I am drained. It will get better.
  2. I went through the same thing with my ex. He never went to a single doctors appointment with me, never asked me about them, and was so against the surgery. I almost cancelled it. But, we broke up 10 days before my surgery and now I couldn't be more happier. If he cannot support you and be that for you every step of the way, then there are other fish in the sea. You're moving on to bigger and better things for yourself. Good luck.

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