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I got my approval the next day.

I love my Fitbit!

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What are you guys doing to lose weight this quick? I am 2 weeks out and I feel as if I hit a stall. I am still on full liquids.

Surgery went better than excepted, the gas pains are real (lol). Had surgery on Friday Oct 2 and back to work on Monday Oct. 5

My airway was also to small. My doctor is always prepare for this kind of thing. I had my EGD done and they never said anything to me about my airway being to small.

I went back to work the following Monday after my surgery. I have an office.

I didn't have much pain or maybe I have a high pain tolerance. I also work seating down and I am able to walk whenever I need too.

They gave me my flu shot in the hospital the next day before I was discharged

You really don't need anything expect a pillow and your phone. The hospital will have everything you need.

I am looking for an app that counts carbs. I am currently using the fit hit app and it doesn't count carb. Anyone have any suggestions?

Congrats, walk, walk, walk get that gas moving and you will feel better before you know it. I was sleeved a week ago Friday. No pain and the gas pain was that bad there because I walked every hour for 10 minutes. I even went back to work on Monday (only took the day of surgery off of work).

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How did you get it approved? What was the reason they submitted your request to your I sauce company? I would like to get it a tummy tuck once I reach my goal weight

Yes start walking every hour for 5 to 10 minutes

I went to my post op appointment yesterday and I may doctor asked me if I was feeling bloated. I told him "YES" and he said it is due to gas aka air in my colon. The best thing I could do is walk to get rid of it.

What insurance do you have and how did you get it approved?

Rhodah@me.com anyone feel free to add me.

You'll do just fine. Just make sure you get up and walk every hour and every 3 hours during the night, walk for 5-10 minutes each time. This will help with the gas pains and if you shrug your should from front to back and back to front it will help with the should pain. Also make sure you take 10 deep breathes every hour

I only took the day of surgery off. Which was this past Friday October.2 I returned to work on Monday. My sleeve recovery was great I did everything my doctor advices me to do. I walked for 10 minutes every hour from the time I got into my room.

I didn't lose any weight during my pre-op. I was sleeved on Friday Oct. 2 and I have already lost 6lbs. I am still very bloated and still have some gas pains but nothing unbearable. I returned to work on Monday. I have a office jobs and were I am able to get up and walk every hour so it helps out a lot.

Yes my throat is very sore. I lost my voice and I still haven't gotten it back yet.

I am two days post op from being sleeved and I am feeling great. Very little pain, the only pain that I experienced was chest pain do to having a hernia repaired in my stomach. Also I have small throat so they went to put the tract down my throat the first is was to big. So I end up losing my voice and it's finally coming back. I think with me following my doctors orders by getting up and walking every hour helped to a speedy recovery.

Congrats southern sleever! Good Luck and I'll see you on the other side .

Thank you so much, I am nervous because I really dislike using pads and if I have to get up and walking around I am like you I would much rather use the diaper. I just hope I will either start in the next couple of days of wait until after.