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Ms. Nunya

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1. I am a cheese lover, too but have noticed I like the lower fat cheeses post-op better than some of the richer ones. I don't restrict my fats but find that I naturally want smaller amounts. Too much and I feel a little woozie.

    I prefer softer cheeses lately, but I like the full flavor of horseradish cheddar, truffle gouda, extra hot pepper jack, etc.

    Ice cream and cream based Soups run right through me and make me feel like crap but real cheese does not. Weird.

    You had me at truffle gouda!


  2. You guys have great suggestions. I have not been scheduled yet. I have to have a 2nd stress test to be cleared (pray for me). I'm also a stress eater. Stress eating has taken me from a healthy adult weight to where I am now. Since I know what my triggers are, I'm seriously considering counseling. I don't want to be a failure at this. I'm going to keep "bad" food out of the house. I love the suggestion about have a "safe haven" or "retreat." I'm going to do that as well. Thank you for the responses to the OP's questions. They are helping me as well. Be blessed, everyone.


  3. I just would rather have access to my surgeon if some sort of complication comes up down the road. Otherwise, who do I go to? I mean, my primary doc is great but ...

    I'm in Iowa. Texas isn't a terrible distance. Do you have any recommendations or referrals for TX?

    After I got done with my pity party ...I called a couple more places here in Iowa. The third place I called is 17K which includes Blis, 2 night hospital stay, and post surgery office visits. The pre-surgery visits {3 of them} run from $180-$220 with a 30% cash discount. Which is nicer than the first place which did not include post surgery visits and their pre-surgery office visits were 150-550 with NO cash discount.

    I really LOVE how these places websites say that people 100 pounds or more overweight have a 98% chance of losing that weight without surgery. Making it medically necessary. But then on the phone tell me they offer no health credit or cash discounts because this is 'elective - not necessary surgery' ... maybe that lady was just a jerk.

    Dr. Kim and Dr. Nicholson.. Both in DFW and both have the "making surgery affordable" option with the hiatal hernia. Good luck!

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