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Chance1812

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Everything posted by Chance1812

  1. I am looking forward to the grits... I love em
  2. My doc let me have the light mussel milk and it has been great. Water and this keep me hydrated and full. My daughter was eating frito's chips and I had to leave the room. They said certain things will be different in taste maybe smell is included in that as well. Congrats on your success thus far...
  3. Few days behind you doing okay here. Waiting for the 2 week mark might take for ever..
  4. Getting used to not eating at lunch and dinner time is hard. I know this procedure is just as much mental as physical but I got to tell you it is hard. I feel like I am forgetting to do something. Plus this liquid stage is not fun. I am still very hopeful for the future. My starting weight was 303 surgery was 287 and I am at 280 today so that 23 pounds in less than three weeks. I can t wait until this life style becomes more normal. It seems that my days prior to this surgery were figuring out what I was going to eat next. I have a lot of time on my hands..
  5. Day three home and I am having my challenges. The liquid in is hard same with protein. Stomach feels achy and at times slightly sick. I am not going to complain as other have a much harder time than I have. It is strange not looking for my next meal. I feel as if I am missing out on something.
  6. How are you doing? I am getting around better . Still struggling with the 64 oz of water and 32 oz of protein.
  7. Me too I am finding the strangest things give me an upset stomach. My deodorant is one. Just the smell of it makes me sick. I will be glad when this phase is over.
  8. Two days home and my family came down with the flu. So I am downstairs by myself as I can not get sick. This sucks. I was doing so well in the hospital and now this.
  9. Going home has added some new challenges. Trying to get in the 64 oz of liquid is proving to be a challenge. Stomach has some minor pains for the surgery but other than that counting the days.
  10. Good to hear congrats...
  11. Add me to the list . I am now 2 days post and doing very well. I must admit the surgery itself was a breeze. This site had me so prepared for every step the doctors were amazed at the knowledge I had regarding the entire procedure
  12. My surgeon said the fifth incision is for a tool that holds up your liver. So there is an advantage to following the diet and your liver being shrunk. Congrats on your surgery.
  13. I will say this when it comes to cheating. My surgeon only used 4 incisions instead of five due to my liver being shrunk so much. This was because I stuck to the diet. But I did almost cheat one time.
  14. Came off the pain medicine through the IV today and that proved to be challenging. Doing much better today. Started protein sipping and walking. So happy so far.
  15. I am so grateful that pain has been low. Start protein today. Been walking and am over all doing good. It is so nice to have all the knowledge I from this site. It has helped in so much. Talk to everyone later.
  16. Congrats... I am so relieved to have the surgery behind me now. 711 that's funny. Hope for a speedy recovery for you. We are now on the losers bench. Yeah!!!
  17. Good luck to you and speedy recovery
  18. Now officially on the other side. Surgery was at 9 am. Feeling better than I expected. Thanks again to everyone here for their words of encouragement and support. Going back to sleep so talk with everyone later..
  19. Me too. Grand Rapids 8:30 am.. Here we go...
  20. Yes you are right God gave the doctors the ability to exist and the capability to learn and retain information that ended up helping safe this lady's life. Good point on your part.
  21. Yes, thank God for the American medical professionals as He gave them the knowledge and wisdom to be able to save your life..
  22. This decision was so simple for me as every door was opened by God. I question nothing at this point thanks to all the advice and information given on this site. Don't worry about what friends think as if they are true friends they will support you. Do what you need to take care of you and your family. Not sleeved yet but will be soon and I know it's the right decision for me. I want to live my last 40 or so years happy and healthy. Good luck in your journey.
  23. Tomorrow at this time I will be in recovery. WOW I can't believe the day is here. As a Christian I put my full faith in God and the decision He has helped me make. I want to thank everyone here as my journey may have never taken place with out your advice and opinions. I know this road will have its bumps however the prize at the end is worth it. I can't wait until the back and knee pains go away. I can't wait to WANT to be outside playing with my kids. The beach in the summer. All the things I have been embarrassed to do because of my weight I am going to do. 19 hours until I report to the hospital. Thanks again everyone. See you on the losers side..
  24. Congrats and I will send out a prayer for you. I will be in your shoes tomorrow. Talk to you soon.

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