cjnorris

I'm proud of you for being proactive at your age. You have your whole life ahead of you as a healthy person. Endless possibilities lay ahead. Best of Luck.

Take each day or meal at a time. Perfectly normal part of this journey.

For the first several months the smell of cigarette smoke on someone would make me nauseous. And some perfumes. I was very sensitive to odors. But it is much better at five months

See you surgeon

I'm 4 months out and still cold. Not uncommon with weight loss I was told.

I would wait and not stock up as your taste buds will change. I did this pre surgery with protein shakes and there was a few brands I did not like after surgery. So I had over 8 4 pkgs of protein shakes I can't drink.

This is your journey. I remember wanting cottage cheese too. I could only eat two bites as it was so filling. So don't be surprised if it is not what you thought it would be. Good luck

You will be able to...give your self time.

2 nights

I'm 58 and had never been in the hospital. I was terrified of going under anesthesia. I turned it over to God and my surgeon. It is normal to have fears. But the surgery has saved my life. I'm 4 months post and each day is a new me. Praying for you.

Congratulations and best Wishes.

Very cool...I would love to see mine.

Congratulations

I started using one at 3 months with no problems.

Amen..God and a positive attitude has brought me through 4 months post op with great outcomes. Could never thank my support system enough too. Good Luck on your journey. You are going to do great.

Getting some sunshine helped my fatigue as well as making sure I was getting my protein in. Good luck

I found a multi vitamin that just melts in you mouth it is made by Nature Made and I got it at Walmart. Chewable kind of made me sick after surgery.

Sweet..good for you.congratulations on your successes

It is a learning process.

Chapstick was a must..loose clothes to go home in is really all you need

Don't go there..

That is so wonderful...going to get even better.

Good for you...

I would mention it to your surgeon and team.

My surgeon warned me that it may happen. It did twice within my first month. It is normal.