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BeagleLover

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by BeagleLover

  1. Yes, the goal is to finish at least 64oz of any liquid. It doesn't have to be broth.
  2. No. I feel depressed lots of times too.
  3. I use a spreadsheet to tract the total number of Protein grams and the number of ounces I drink. Protein needs to total between 60 & 80 grams; liquids: >= 64 ounces. I don't bother with tracking anything else because, to me, it would feel too much like dieting which I'm sick and tired of.
  4. I don't think you need to start with the Protein shakes yet. You'll be doing that before your surgery anyway. You could collect a bunch of recipes from this site and the blog, "The World According to Eggface," Another think I have found helpful is getting the Torani or DaVinci sugarless syrups to be able to change up the flavors of your Protein shake and serve as the base for the recipes. I have tasted ready-made Protein Shakes and protein powders; some taste terrible, very medicinal. I use
  5. If you're not already doing this, eat and drink VERY slowly!
  6. I think you need to bring him back right away.
  7. @@Natosh, so sorry to hear that your brother is having such a tough time. Is the bariatric surgeon seeing him?
  8. You'll be fine. It's very safe. R-E-L-A-X!
  9. You look really good... and so much younger!
  10. Sprinkle flax seeds on what you eat.
  11. Does your Protein powder taste like it has a medicinal taste? I use
  12. Hi... welcome! What do you need help with? If you need help in a jiffy, you can always use the SEARCH feature.
  13. Check out the blog, "The World According to Eggface."
  14. I suggest calling your surgeon. He/she can prescribe a medication that will help.
  15. I really don't know. Just relax and go with the flow.
  16. I'm just now fitting in a bright orange sleeveless dress with my fave denim jacket with all kinds of different buttons sewn on the bottom 2 inches, worn with magenta tights. I just bought a hot red dress with rhinestones in a size 8 for incentive!
  17. My husband was with me until they took me away for surgery. The IVs with the pain meds were in.
  18. No. Didn't know, didn't see... I was sleepin' Doubt if they would allow videos for legal reasons, I imagine.
  19. Yeah, they just wheeled me into the operating room and told me to put my ars in a certain spot and don't even remember putting my head down. When I woke up, it was over... piece of cake.
  20. @@lisa19fmiami, I think you need to call your surgeon (hopefully, before he/she leaves for the day
  21. I didn't have any pain. If the pain is that bad, I think you should call your surgeon.
  22. The hair loss might be related to not having enough Protein right after surgery. The stretchy part of the stomach was removed. The part that is left is muscular and not very stretchable. As the swelling goes down, you will have more room and not feel as full as quickly as you did in the early post-op days. Very normal.
  23. I was sleeved on 9/26. I had Type 2 diabetes and was taking Januvia. The surgeon said my blood sugar would go down in 3 - 4 days. It dropped after two days.... VERY happy. My co-morbidities, sleep apnea and fatty liver will disappear in 3 - 4 months post surgery.

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