Nicole Cloud

I would just stick with the plan the diet and exercise, and watch to see if there is any difference because no one wants another surgery especially after going from band to sleeve.

everyone is different I still can digest protein shakes at 3 months and water has to be spread out through the day I cant drink large amounts but that is awesome your body was allowing it because right after surgery it is essential to get in the liquids

keep you head up just continue with the program and maybe try some new exercises to get the scale moving

if you have already started your pre op diet I would stay away from it just so you don't jeopardize having your surgery pushed back it is not worth it

listen to the nurse and surgeon they are only looking out for your best interest I would defiantly not travel if they said not to. I would go through with the surgery as planned in December then hold off for the 3 months because no one wants to get started on approval for surgery then be held back plus think of how much better you will feel and look when you do get to see your son. best of luck hope this helps

I was told about 3 weeks before returning to my job I work at the front desk of a hotel. I did however hold off for a few extra weeks just because I had no energy whatsoever, but as long as you are able to get up and move around a bit while at work and you have the energy to do so 3 weeks minimum for office work.

Good luck

I find it entertaining just listening to the noises my tummy makes

miss you most is any form of carbonation sparkling water soda etc. defiantly don't miss my size 24 pants and 3x shirts.

If people treat me different so be it, because no matter what people will always judge a book by its cover. my main focus was on the people I knew would love me either fat or skinny or in between which is close friends and family.

It is normal, but if you start to have any pain from the constipation I was told by my surgeon you can take a dulcolax suppository

keep up the good work everyone goes at their own pace just follow the program, and the pounds will fall off in no time

Congrats on your loss so far!!! I started at just over 300 at the weight of 316 on the day I went in for surgery and I am 2 and a half months out and am down to 247. I know you are ready to get out of the 300 I was feeling the same way at 316, but just keep up the good work and the weight will follow you will be in the 200s in not time best of luck to you

I am about 3 months out , but was told by my surgeon at about 2 and a half months some of these good carbs can be tested to see how your sleeve does with them. I was told to hold off on bread unless it is toasted because the doughy texture does not sit well in your sleeve, but I was fine with toast, and crackers just making sure to take small bites and always get protein first. I have not attempted any rice I thought along with bread I would wait for the 3 month mark. hope this is helpful

I am almost 3 months in and still have some pain, but mainly when I exercise but I would say if it continues or gets worse to go see your surgeon he or she may be able to find out why this is happening.

You are so lucky to have the support in going through this journey it is going to help you out so much. Nerves are to be expected, but you just have to have faith and go into it saying im taking my life back, because that is ultimately what this whole process is about. good for you finding Protein supplements ahead of time I should have followed through on that. It is a hard journey im not gonna lie, but once you are healed it is completely worth it. Best of luck to you and your new life let me know if you have any questions id be happy to help