Julie West

Before the surgery I did a lot of research and what I thought is that it was impossible to over eat without feeling painfully full and vomiting. I am also very disapointed with the Hospital and to some extent the surgeon. I have had no support from them at all. Maybe I am expecting to much but thought this was the miracle cure. I have made an app locally to see a Psycologist but have never thought I have an eating disorder just thought Iacked control. What will happen if I keep going as I am. I am exercising more and lost a lot of weight th two weeks before the surgery while on the liquid diet but I thought that the surgery had gone wrong. I might be still looking for excuses but I have seen an exray of my stomach and the didn't actuall remove or seperate any of it they just used like a blanket stich to seperate some away. It was called a wire something. Has anyone had this? I can't find any info on this anywhere. And thank you all so much with the advice. I think this is the support I am missing.

Hi all new to the group but I am relly struggling with how much I am actually able to eat. I had a bypass 4 months ago (and am able to eat way more than I expected. I can eat a round of sandwiches with meat ans salad on it with no problems, I binged the other day and had 6 slices of toast with Jam no problem. I have never had a problem with vomiting or indigestion. I was under the impression that I was only going to be able to eat two desert spoon fulls of food at the most and even had to be careful drinking Water. Please help I am at a loss.