jackersducky

I honestly hadn't thought of a follow up because I have been embarrassed but I guess there is no reason to be. I appreciate the feedback even the blunt feedback there is no need to sugarcoat. I know the reality I guess I just need a swift kick in the you know what lol. What is meet up? I have never heard of it before? My fiancé broke his foot so walks with him are off the table for now but it is in my future plans when he is better.

I'm sorry i should have offered more information. About a month after i got the sleeve surgery i started dating a wonderful man who also happens to be big. I have since gotten engaged to this gentleman. He has offered his undying support but it is difficult because he is going through a hard time at work so he has been stress eating. I find myself eating right along side of him. Other than feeling fuller alot quicker than i used to i find that my sleeve has given me no other restrictions. I am pretty much able to eat anything with out any issues. I'm currently living in a two bedroom town house with my fiance and two other gentlemen. They keep the kitchen a wreck so i'm reluctant to cook in there and i'm too embarrassed to exercise down stairs infront of them. I usually start my day off on the right foot with a protien shake but i seem to lose track by lunchtime often eating whatever is onhand at the office. My Doctor and Nutritionist have only ever instructed me to try and eat at least 90 grams of protien a day they have never given me any calorie goals. I don't know if anyone else has encountered these kinds of set backs but i would love to see how you overcome them or any suggestions you could give me. Thank you

Hello All, I was sleeved on 7/1/14 and initially lost 50lbs but have since gained 20 of those pounds back. I feel like i have completely failed myself and i don't know if it is too late to turn back and be successful. I could really use some help if anyone is willing to offer support. Thank you all for listening, Jackie