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Just keep hanging in there it only gets better. Stick with your plan and you will see, just take it day by day right now

I have finally made it to that special place we call onederland today!!! Protein drinks are on me

Do this for you! who cares what he thinks, or anyone else for that matter.

Well you are going in for a fairly significant surgery, so It is only normal to be a bit nervous. Try to stay focused on the positive reasons you are doing this for. Over all better health, and probably adding years to your life.

Any time I am in a stall I usually just up the amount of work I am doing in the gym. For example I will up the speed I am doing on the treadmill or increase the number of laps I swim per day. recently I just caught that cruddy flu bug going around and lost 7 pounds although that is not a way I would recommend.

Well lets keep in mind you are also loosing insulation.

when ever I seem to stop losing I juts kick my workout routine up a notch and after a few days of that I start dropping again.

Well said. I personally when with the sleeve because I did not want the possible mal absorption issues. But the decision is best made with you and your surgeon

Welcome, you will see we are all just a bunch of losers around here

Up here in Maine we have been known to introduce a moose or two to the grill.

either one will help you, this is where you and your doctor need to decide which is best for you.

It has been my experience that thing just keep getting better! Welcome to the losing team

my bullet is still my friend, make my morning Protein shakes with it every day

I average anywhere between 900 to 1100 calories per day, and I go to the gym 1 1/2 hours a day. I am now up to running 3 miles a day and I swim about 1800 yards( a little over a mile).

I went with the sleeve because I did not like the thought of the absorption issues that go with the bypass. The best advice I can give you is do your homework and decide which is best for you, make an informed choice. I have had no issues what so ever with my surgery and I am quickly closing in on my goal. Go with what you are comfortable with and what your doctor thinks is best so you have the best chance of reaching your expectations.

The isopure Protein powder I use gives you 50 grams of protein, no sugar, and no carbs. You should be able to pick up close to 20 more grams in your diet. If not double up on your shakes one In the morning one in the evening.

it is mainly because caffeine is a diuretic which can cause you to become dehydrated, which is something you do not want to happen in the early post op days

I totally agree with you on that point. If her idea of being unhealthy means I do not have to take medications to stay healthy and alive I`ll take that.

just stick with it, before long you will be over this worst part of it.

well try to keep in mind genetics can play a part in cholesterol. That being said if it is not genetic perhaps take a look at the Protein or other supplements, some are high in cholesterol. If it is something that runs in your family weight and exercise my not be enough to help you manage it.

It`s all good, just relax and follow your plan. If you do what your suppose to do and take care of yourself the weight will come off. You will have stalls where you do not lose weight or maybe pick up a pound, it happens and it is normal. Take a deep breath and keep moving forward, stick to your plan and you will be fine.

I am on my feet all day, and was back to work in 3 weeks, but everyone is a little diffrent

I took 3 weeks and I was glad I did. I run a busy lab and I am on my feet a lot. I`m glad I took the extra time to get my strength back.

Congratz!! keep up the good work!

You are not alone there. Some days I seem to be really hungry, some days not so much. I just stick to my plan and go with healthy choices it`s all is good.