ToniMarie05

I know they say to wait 18 months after surgery to have a baby but what if you get pregnant on accident. It has had to happen. Has anyone heard of it or experienced it? I would like to know about it. I'm not pregnant just curious

I just don't want to be able to taste it so I can add a little to everything

Has anyone had unflavored protein powder?

So I got sleeved on the 14th of July and I haven't even once thought of food. That in itself is amazing. Well today I found myself missing food. And telling myself that I did the wrong thing because I loved to eat. I think most of it was because I was at a cookout and they had almost all of my favorites and everyone kept asking why I wasn't eating. Well that sent me into slight sadness. I know my relationship with food was a very dangerous one before the surgery. But this is like uncharted water here. I hope tomorrow is an easier day. I hope it's not like this torture very much longer.

Yes today is better then day 1. But on my day one with every burp I had I threw up old blood. So at least that part is done with

So I had my sleeve done on Tuesday and I still have bad gas pains. How long did the gas pains last for you? And how long before I can sleep on my stomach. And was anyone emotional for a few days after?

What is everyone's views on drinking? Both pre and post surgery. I don't drink alot it would only have to be about once every few months. I was just wondering what people's experience were with alcohol...

I would love to have surgery buddies. Mine is on the 14th of July.. Only problem is I have no idea how to add friends on this app. I just downloaded it.

So as I lay here at 1 am thinking about what is about to be done to my body. I know it's normal to feel nervous. But i kinda feel bad for the reasons I am feeling nervous. It's kinda petty really. I know the whole "I'm doing it to get healthy" speal but deep down I just want to feel like a normal person who isn't the heaviest person in the room. I don't want to be the fat funny friend that is always single. The everyone thinks I'm gay because I have never had a boyfriend. ( I'm not hating on gay people please don't take it like I am) does anyone else feel bad for thinking this way? I can't be the only one.

July 14th. And I am so excited and very nervous

My surgery is in less then a week and I could not be on more of an emotional Rollercoaster. I go from excited to scared to death. What if I don't like who I become? What if my friends or family no longer love me for me? I have always been accepted for who I am no matter what weight I was. What happens if I'm more sad after the surgery then before?