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hifromsara2000

Gastric Bypass Patients
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    hifromsara2000 reacted to AmyC123 in December post ops   
    Top left- 2 weeks ago
    Top right- Easter
    Bottom left- february
    Bottom right- last year
    Crazy to see these all together.

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    hifromsara2000 reacted to LillyRoad in December post ops   
    Had a nice NSV today... Needed shorts as none from last year fit. Tried Target first but nothing was fitting right and I didn't want to spend a lot. Headed to Goodwill...found 3 shorts a skort and 3 shirts. Shorts are 12 in name brands and 14 in Walmart/ target brands. I about fell over! Last summer I was wearing a very tight18 only cause I refused to go up to a 20. Shirts are all size L from anywhere. Feels nice to shop from regular sizes again. I never thought that would happen. Sometimes I still can't believe it's me when I look in the mirror.
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    hifromsara2000 reacted to Christi.85 in December post ops   
    Down from 345 to 255 since December 16th!
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    hifromsara2000 reacted to redstacey in December post ops   
    Ok my December peeps! It is official. I have reached the 100lb mark! I'm so excited!
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    hifromsara2000 got a reaction from ladonnarn02 in December post ops   
    La Donna,
    I have eaten Pasta, but very little and only a few times. I am not real good about getting in all my Protein and fluids, but am working on that daily. I lost about 30 pounds pre-op and about 40 since my surgery, which was Dec 9, 2013. I have not begun a specific exercise routine, however I have done some (video) work-outs since being cleared for physical activity. I have found that there are weeks where the scale moves very little, and then I have weeks where it moves much quicker. I don't think there is an exact science, and as one member already said, there is no cookie cutter method that works for everyone. I am both blessed and cursed in that I can eat anything. I mean anything! Sugar, fat, carbs…nothing seems to upset my pouch. I sometimes wish this was not the case, as it makes it really tempting (and easy) to eat foods I should not be eating.
    Sounds like you are doing great! Keep up getting in your Proteins, as I have heard that is the real key to weight loss.
    Hope this helps!!
    Sara
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    hifromsara2000 got a reaction from chellee1971 in December post ops   
    Hello!
    I just joined this site today, and am still trying to learn how to use it. I had my (gastric bypass) surgery Dec. 9, 2013. So far I have had very few problems. Recently, I started having some pain on my right side. Anyone else experience this? It is almost like a side ache, but not too over powering. My biggest post-op struggles have been waiting 30 minutes before and after eating to drink anything, and getting in all my Protein. I am also discovering that while my body is physically limited (by the surgery) my mind is the same as it has always been; thus, I am dealing with the same cravings and desires (to overeat, eat out of boredom, and emotional eating) that got me obese in the first place. I have been looking for books to read that deal with some of the emotional baggage I am still toting when it comes to eating. I just recently got the clearance to exercise, and I am considering joining my local YMCA. I have read (and heard) about people who have weight loss surgery and then gain their weight back after some time. For me, I have allowed these stories to put a tremendous amount of pressure on my success…pressure I really don't need.
    Well, that is sufficient for my introduction. I look forward to getting to know you all better! Thanks for listening to me ramble!
    Sara

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