agirlnamedfrankie

I bought mine at Target. Most groceries (at least around here) carry it and I think maybe Walmart does, too?

This is just based on a quick search but it looks like Colorado ranks in the lowest for obesity percentage and highest for pot smokers. Maybe they are just addressing issues in order of priority to their people? (Not endorsing, just thinking.)

Hey all - things have been pretty uneventful over here but as of today, I'm officially into the "overweight" category and no longer obese which is kind of a fun milestone. I'm down 45.5lbs since my the start of my pre-op diet on August 1st. Hoping to drop 4.5 more by my birthday in two weeks as 50lbs would be a nice celebration. That would put me 22 away from ONEderland and 33 away from a normal BMI. Most minutes that seems so achievable and some minutes, I get too excited and can't wait. Definitely need to pick it up on the exercise, though! Hope you're all doing well!

I had one at a little over 2 months out. No bun, just a little mustard. Went down fine for me but I haven't had problems with any food so far.

What rate of loss were you expecting/hoping for?

Check out this thread...there's almost 40 pages of before/after photos. http://www.bariatricpal.com/topic/297668-i-want-to-see-before-after-pics-contd/

It doesn't have any ADDED sugar but still has 28g of sugar in it which seems like kind of a lot?

I sent a PM - I hope! My first one via the app.

???? what happened to the other two?

Right after surgery, my doctor had me start out on a 50/50 mix of apple juice and water. Maybe you could try that and see if it tastes better than plain water but can help cut the sugar. I mainly drink a mix of Crystal Light Lemonade and Iced Tea - a CL Arnie Palmer.

I've had sashimi a few times recently and really enjoyed it. I love sushi and miss my big old rolls with rice and tempura shrimp and whatnot but I haven't had rice since surgery and probably won't try to. There are lots of threads about sushi on these boards, you can do a search and read through them but several people recommended asking for rolls that didn't include rice - they usually have one or two made with seaweed paper. Otherwise, I would think any type of sashimi would be fine, too.

Mine didn't but suggested I bring some as I had to fly home afterwards so I just bought a pair off Amazon.

I would feel like "well, I hope I fit in the seat and don't have to buy an extra ticket then." Because the thing is, being a bigger person CAN mean that you need to buy two tickets. Your ticket price entitles you to a (rather small...as a tall AND overweight person, I get it) space and if you happen to need more than that area of space, you have to pay the requisite amount of money. That's just a fact of flying, not a judgment about what someone weighs or should weigh. I guess she could have said nothing (especially in this case since it ended up not being necessary) but then what about the previous poster who had the crew wait until everyone was settled and then made a big deal of making her move in front of everyone? That doesn't seem like a preferable option to me either.

I can understand how this would be a humiliating conversation to have but I am really not seeing cause for all the pitchforks. An airline employee saw someone who they thought might potentially not fit within the restriction of a single seat and called her over to privately discuss that it may be an issue and give a heads up as to what may need to happen. She didn't grab a megaphone and announce it to the entire boarding area or make a scene in front of rows of seated passengers. I really don't see how any of this is fat shaming or should result in money or free trips.

I've been using the Bubba 34oz. It fits in my car cup holder and stays cold forever.