Carrie Q

Today's blog is a very real reflection of my journey so far...and it isn't all pretty. Find out what it was that lit this girl on fire this week at Life...With a Side of Carrie.

Short little nugget of inspiration for everyone today. The pic in the blog says it all! Happy Saturday! Carrie

Today's blog is actually very personal. Find out why courage, graciousness and peace have had such an impact on me at Life...with a side of Carrie. Carrie

I actually hadn't thought about that, but that makes sense. I just moved to a new state so I have a call in to a new neurologist to see if I can have my medicine checked out. Thanks for thinking of this!

I was hoping that would be me too, but it is crazy! My surgeon is doing some research to try to figure out a way to help...I actually had one in his office one day and almost passed out. Glad to hear you are doing better!

Check out today's blog about judgement, excuses and being fabulous at www.lifewithasideofcarrie.blogspot.com! Happy Wednesday! Carrie

Thanks so much and congrats on your upcoming surgery!

Thanks for reading! I checked out yours as well...sorry to hear you are struggling some, but congrats on 100 lbs lost!

Thanks so much for taking the time to read...it's never dull for sure!

Thanks so much for taking the time to read!

I have had migraines for several years. They have been very well controlled with daily medication for nearly 18+ months. Since I had bypass surgery, my migraines have been out of control. I am getting 2 to 3 severe migraines every week at this point. No changes to my daily medicine routine. Anyone else experience this? Carrie

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Thanks so much for taking the time to read my thoughts. Feel free to share if you think they will resonate with some one else!

Thanks so much and congrats on your weight loss!

When you wake up from surgery, you don't feel great, but the medicine they give you for pain and nausea control it well. You will have to get up and walking the same day as surgery and keep walking the whole time in the hospital. Once all the tubes come out after the first day, it is so much better. Pain was very easily controlled with medicine at home as long as you follow the pre and post op instructions.