Ashley Cherradi

Dear Harmonyherb, Papaya Enzyeme works wonders for food that is stuck. I take it and it really helps can buy it over the counter its not that expensive and like 30 mins later you should feel better. it helps break up food that is stuck

Its the salmon. After my surgery it caused that to me on multiple occasions. I have learned that it is too fat of a fish for us to handle. Everytime I have eaten it I get really sick and get diaherrea. That is the one fish we cant eat anymore. Even though it has one of the highest Protein levels. I am over a year out and still unable to eat it. Hope that helps

coffee will send your stomach into chaos. It will hurt and make you sick. There is too much sugar. I started doing their tea latte's and those seem to be fine as there is no coffee and less sugar.

Okay so now that I have been cleared by the doctor. I found out after speaking to a few of them. We actually do not need Pre-natal Vitamins. Our Bariatric vitamins we take daily are enough. The only extra vitamins I now have to take are Folic Acid, B12 and Biotin (Which is actually for my hair LOL).. I compared the Prenatal to my Multivitamin and I actually get more from mine than the prenatal. Hope this helps anyone looking.

I am a year out of surgery and I still have a lot of burping. I think its normal as the stomach is smaller so you get more air trapped. There is times that it hurts until I burp. Hope that helps

Hello Everyone, I am a year out of surgery and I am planning on getting pregnant. I wanted to hear from others as I am scared of the high risk pregnancy and malnutrition. I am also very terrified of the weight gain as I am addicted to the scale now (I literally had to have my husband hide the scale from me). Has anyone had a baby after weight loss? How did you handle putting on weight? How did you not gain a lot of weight? I have a doctors appointment tomorrow and will talk to them about being on a strict diet. Before surgery I was diabetic and I am fearful that will come back with the pregnancy as well. Any advice or if anyone can share their story and please tell me straight forward. I know everyone is different but I just want to hear the good and the bad. HW 303 SW 296 CW 170

Its normal. They have been shoving fluids in you to keep you hydrated. Its going to be important to drink a lot as its easy to get dehydrated. Good luck

Prilosec will be your best friend. Most foods have a lot of acid and after surgery your stomach is so small. AVOID FISH AND meats. I had the same problem with mine. To this day I am 11 months out and still have trouble with meats and fish. just make sure you drink enough as dehydration is very easy now. Best of luck.

Hi Everyone, I had Gastric Bypass January 13, 2016. I have officially lost 128lbs. for the past few months my weight loss has slowed to a crawl. I was losing way more weight before now it just seems like a few pounds here and there. My goal is so close I only have 30lbs more to go. Any one have any suggestions to help bump the last few lbs away. I work out 5 days a week for 1 hour. I eat really good. Just dont understand why its so hard to lose the last little bit. Any suggestions are much appreciated. Thanks

Unhurt is amazing it is completely tasteless I use them in my smoothies and they don't give u the peotein taste.. really recommend to anyone struggling to get protein

Yes you must wait 30 min before and after meal to drink.

Sounds like dumping stomach is small won't hold a lot u might have overdone it

I am sevendors weeks out and I still have it. My husband on the other hand does not. I have been to support groups and was told it's something you have to gain control of

Had my surgery jan 13th. Still on full liquids having food craving though

I have a jawbone 3 and I love it has heart rate monitor built in. I would recommend it