Lilmoose

My second night I could not even keep the Tylenol down in the hospital but they still sent me home the next day. I'm not sure what my BP was at that time but I was still on BP meds. I would continue to sip liquids, as EW mentioned but if you are really worried, call the nurse just to be safe. We can offer advice based on our experience but only you and your Dr know what's best for your health. Please keep us posted. Feel better soon. 💐

Good luck Key!

I also agree with Missy, the change in diet is so much better. I've slowly added some caffeine back in but overall, I have WAY more energy and my joints no longer ache.

Congrats on your success Missy!

I understand being worried about negative health issues. I weighed the pros and cons and I personally felt FOR ME it was worth the risk. The possibility of things getting better was my choice. Remember to do this for yourself. It IS scary. But that's what we're all here for. Please keep us posted and looking forward to hearing about your experience and progress.

Hi Key, I was in a similar situation. A lower BMI (39) with a few co- morbidities. Prior to surgery I've lost and gained, been very active, tried everything and it just never stayed off. I had a VSG almost a year ago and I've never felt better. I wish you all the best! When is your surgery?