Neeser

Hi Connie, I am 57 years old. I wish I would have done this years and years ago. It is unbelievable the energy that you have. Makes you wonder about your poor heart. I just emailed my brother about taking his grown sons kayaking this weekend. After I emailed him I sat back and thought OMG 7 months ago I would have never suggested that. A movie and popcorn maybe. Kayaking NEVER. hahahahahah Good Luck.

Hi Neeser - when did you have the surgery? And why are you unable to eat bread? I'm just learning about everything right now. Thanks! Hi Neeser - when did you have the surgery? And why are you unable to eat bread? I'm just learning about everything right now. Thanks! Yes no starches at all. They all make me full way to fast and I throw up immediately. I had my surgery in December. I started the process in September and I am down 80lbs.

I don't know bread, rice and Pasta are still really hard for me. Which is a good thing. You really don't need them anyway. I guess starches still make me actually throw up every time I eat them. I just don't eat them. Sometimes I say it's worth a good throw up to take a bite. hahahahaha Not very often.

Everyone is different. Believe me I miss food so much. I play tricks on myself. Sunday dinners I keep myself busy and sit down and eat when people are almost done. Alcohol is not a problem. I don't drink as much as I did but I still go out and have a good time. The smoking I quit but sometimes I have just a puff or two. It is all in your mind. I still sometimes think what the hell did I do to myself when I am craving a hamburger or deli sandwich and know if I eat the bread I will throw up. It bugs you in the beginning but when you go from a size 20 to 12 and feel 20 years younger than it is worth it.

I am 7 months out and popsicles are still my go to. You crave sugar and that takes the craving away and by the time you finish one you are full.