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sleeve4086222015

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1.    abs0253 reacted to a post in a topic: Current sleevers in Alabama?
  2. I love your motto: "only choices"! This means, I am fully accountable for what goes into my mouth. I alone bare full responsibility for my actions.
  3. I have the same thing. Please let me know what is..... I'm going on Nov 15 to my gastric guy, I think my diverticulosis b/c of the peanuts I've been eating.
  4.    BLERDgirl reacted to a post in a topic: Losing 85% of your stomach 4ever
  5. I want to keep in touch but I don't know how to check replies.
  6. . What if you get diabetes, cancer, heart disease, immobility, depression because of where you are now? I thought the same thing. Truthfully, I was up to 435 at my highest weight and waited 20 years for something better. At the time, I was 300 lbs. I didn't want to be rerouted, but with the VSG I am getting my life back. Just weigh your options carefully. I am 339.6 and three months out from 408.
  7. Oh my God! You look amazingly thin. You were strikingly beautiful before. Sometimes we forget that because we've been in our fat suits so long and we can't even begin to see our old self as pretty.
  8. Ripe one.....this a journey! You are going to have ups and downs. The end of the road is death. Until then you can and should fight. You took a leap of faith when you had the surgery. Take a leap of faith, a return to the protein, read labels. [no more that 80 carbs a day, no more than five grams of fat in a single item, and no more than 15 grams of sugar in a given item] but forgive yourself for food transgressions and move on! You can do it. My email is sequau@me.com. Let me know how you're doing. You can do it! I'm in the middle. This was taken 4 weeks after surgery at a convention. This is my best friend. She and her husband had weight loss surgery. We are struggling to leave habits that have been ingrained.
  9. Anton thank you so much! I hate the Multi-V's stinking all of them. Anton thank you so much! I hate the Multi-V's stinking all of them.
  10.    aaronvt reacted to a post in a topic: Is this to much?
  11. I'm afraid of the same thing. How do you know? I at this last night for dinner. 1 tablespoon each of turnips, rice, sweet potato and 2.5 ounces of pork tenderloins. I'm 10 weeks out.
  12. Spinach artichoke Asiago dip w/ tortilla chips, sour cream and salsa. I ate three bites. 1 tortilla skimming the sour cream and salsa. I order a loaded baked potato that never was touched. I gutted it and took it home with the spinach. It took me a week to finish all of that. Oh, I left the chips away along with the the sour cream and salsa at the restaurants.
  13. You don't! The kind person you were is still there, I'm sure.

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