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Chocklitt

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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    Chocklitt got a reaction from stephh in Holiday Weight Loss Challenge!   
    264.4. Happy New Year!????
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    Chocklitt got a reaction from stephh in Holiday Weight Loss Challenge!   
    273 this week
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    Chocklitt got a reaction from stephh in Holiday Weight Loss Challenge!   
    274.4 this week. Thanks this is really keeping me accountable!
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    Chocklitt got a reaction from stephh in Holiday Weight Loss Challenge!   
    Weigh in 276.2
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    Chocklitt got a reaction from stephh in Holiday Weight Loss Challenge!   
    My weight today is 279.4. My goal is 265 by December 31. That's 34 pounds from my sleeve weight of 299 and 66 pounds down from my high weight of 331. Hope I make it!
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    Chocklitt got a reaction from stephh in Holiday Weight Loss Challenge!   
    I'm in!
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    Chocklitt reacted to Namaste6 in Friends for FitBit or LoseIt   
    Hey all!
    I was looking for some people to befriend on some weightloss/exercise apps. I use FitBit as well as LoseIt, and I would love the extra motivation if having friends on there.
    My e-mail address used for both of them is in the attachment, so it doesn't pop up in searches =P

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    Chocklitt reacted to BaileyBariatrics in I'm Full?   
    Feeling fullness after surgery is quite a new experience.


    Feeling fullness after surgery is quite a new experience. Patients who have had surgery share with pre-surgery patients that “you will know” when you are full after surgery. Fullness changes after surgery. There are several ways that you might “feel” fullness.
    Some of our patients hiccup, sneeze or quickly sigh to indicate they need to stop eating. You may also feel fullness or pressure right below the rib cage, food may quickly lose its taste or you might have some nausea or heart burn. Post-surgery patients have also shared that they sometimes had to learn when to stop eating before they felt full, otherwise they will be overfull.
    Learning your own full signal may take a few tries, but you will quickly figure it out.
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    Chocklitt reacted to Weitall in New York sleevers   
    Good Morning, I am in the begining of the 6- month pre op stage for a gastric Sleeve at Montefiore Hospital in the bronx. I am excited but at the same time a bit worried. I joined the forum to talk to others and ease fears and begin to form a support network. Would love to hear some tips and advice on the procedure.

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