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Elode

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by Elode

  1. I try not to eat at night either it is hard when you don't sleep well!
  2. Oh I wouldn't go all FB public lol!
  3. You may need to up your calories, drink lots of water to flush your system and watch the sodium intake.
  4. It's never to late. If I were you I would get with my bariatric team and devise a plan to get you back on track
  5. Aww that's awesome congratulations!
  6. Well I guess there's really nothing you can do now but never tell that big mouth anything again. Lesson learned.
  7. Be careful with the food. When I was allowed to have eggs they went down fine and then the next time not so much. Try not to skip ahead.
  8. @@samanthafromAZ I agree but if they come through you will love them
  9. Give us a update when you find out anything.
  10. I had some pre-op bingeing (food funeral) What have you. I may have been a different type of case in the fact that on my insurance mandated 3 month "diet" I couldn't lose weight or else I would be disqualified. (Weird I know) so I didn't feel too bad about it. In fact my "last food splurge" before my two week liquid diet was a McDonald's Big Mac large fry and large coke (I don't even like soda) I think it's a common fear for some to think they won't be able to eat or enjoy food ever again. That couldn't be farther from the truth. Of course A lot of us love food, that's why we are where we are now. It's not easy, it takes a ton of willpower and a complete mind change. Just because you have surgery that doesn't mean you forgot what food taste like. They operate on your stomach not your brain. It's not always a easy process, you have to make adjustments and change your life style. I'm thankful for my surgery and I'm glad I did the amount of research that I did prior to having it. I don't have hunger still so it helps but I still make a conscious decision everyday on what I will allow to pass these lips. Surgery won't take the urges away.
  11. @@Downsizing Annie Yay!
  12. Wow that's amazing! Congratulations!
  13. @@ggvan Now that some times has passed hopefully your feeling better about your decision?
  14. She's ridiculous good thing you moved on.
  15. You're welcome!
  16. Congratulations!
  17. @@1SlimmerMe Well no not really they just do their own thing I know not helpful.
  18. Sounds like an inspirational lady why does she freeze her protein bars I wonder?
  19. Anything that didn't bother my stomach. Mine varies from day to day but I was cleared for anything I wanted at that point.
  20. Have you tried the smooth move tea? It's natural.
  21. It's probably just fat off the bottom of your feet! Lol! I feel taller?!

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