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Healthy_life2

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1. NSV in my 6th month.. Went to an appointment today. The receptionist has not seen me since I had surgery. (105 pounds ago) She was flat out shocked. She asked me if I stopped eating. I disclosed that I had sleeve surgery. She told me that I had better results than people she had seen on the biggest looser. Funny...she said I looked hot and grabbed my thigh..Humm how the hell do I take that. I have a hard time seeing what other people see when they look at me. I'm always taken back by responses that I get from people that knew me as morbidly obese. What a hilarious day
  2. beautiful lady. Congratulations on you're one year anniversary. After accomplishing so much in 2014 what do you have planned for the new year?
  3. I did not have back issues before surgery. I find myself twisting to pop my back into place. I plan on finding a chiropractor to work my back into alignment. I agree it is due to the weight loss.
  4. @@geelynn Thanks, I do my best to follow the people that have been successful. Last months news letter from my surgeons office said you can loose hair up to 6 months after it starts.
  5. You beat the stall. Woohoo! I was sleeved in June 2014. hair loss started in October. I hope it will slow down soon. I feel you're pain:)
  6. Congratulations on getting to you're surgeons goal. An amazing accomplishment.
  7. @@gmacy I like the recipe forum on Bariatric pal. Lots of great ideas and new foods to try. Hang in there it gets to a new normal.
  8. @@KeeWee The people that can't be supportive say's more about them. You have so much to celebrate in 2015. Live it up, celebrate and keep you're amazing supportive family close.
  9. This is normal. Most of us struggled to get Protein and Water in at first. It will get better. It takes time to figure out what you can tolerate with you're new sleeve. Be patient with yourself.
  10. @@teamfattdenmom I'm excited for you! enjoy the process. The pain is temporary. The results are amazing. Keep us updated and we will see you on the sleeved side.
  11. Surgery June 2nd My BMI now is at a healthy weight. Down 88 from surgery and 104 from my high weight. 10 pounds to my surgery goal. I plan on loosing more for my personal goal. My health is amazing. I now love physical activity's. I jogged a 5K. It was strange to pass people that I see as very athletic. I'm still trying to see myself as a thinner person. New years is almost here. So much to Celebrate.
  12. Love this thread. I am in awe with the fitness levels I see here Christmas 10K on Dec 20th The run that I'm most looking forward to is race for the cure in memory of my mother may 2015
  13. Had another sleep study. I no longer need my cpap. No more looking like darth vader in the bedroom.
  14. @@GenaW828 I have muscle. My arm and legs are doing great. I'm working on my core. Weight lifting has help me tone up. It helps to hit your protein goals. Loose skin will happen. I'm not lucky enough to get plastics. The skin is not as bad as I thought it would be. Hubby has no complaints:)
  15. Can't wait our local bariatric Christmas party. I bought a little black dress. My dream outfit is a little summer dress and Jeans and a tank top. I'm Ready for some sun. Still pushing on for my Surgery goal. then on to my personal goal.
  16. I'm taking bariatric cooking classes. I love to try new recipes and new foods. I cook for the family and they have learned to eat healthy or cook themselves. If I make turkey chilly ..I will bake corn bread for them. If I make fajitas ..they have tortillas and I don't. We eat sugar free deserts. In no way are they deprived.
  17. 150. Slowing down but not complaining. Off to the gym!
  18. So much to be thankful for. What a great day!
  19. Morning, I'm awake and so excited. I'm going out into the cold to run my first 5k since surgery.I lost my Mom last year. My uncle provided her hospice care. He has not seen me since I visited her before she passed. I was 104 pounds heavier. I'm sending him photos of the race today. After all he has been through in the last year. I hope to make him smile for the day. Love my family so much. Holding my breath until I can talk to him on the phone. So so thankful.....
  20. I get the frustration. You have invested your time money and health into this. You are the only person that can put into practice what you want out of your sleeve. 67 down!
  21. I'm jogging in the Turkey Day 5K at 9:00am. Then off to a family Thanksgiving dinner. I will be happy not to gorge myself like I have in the past. Looking forward to friends and family.
  22. I'm grateful for... A wonderful life An amazing husband Family love and support Having my health back having inner peace
  23. Two months! looking good...
  24. It's funny that we have no control over where the weight comes off. My ass and legs went first.

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