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cyberdiva

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1. cyberdiva replied to Lynda486's topic in The Lounge
    My condolences to you. I am so glad that others have taken the time to offer you support. Let's keep doing that, but honestly, Lynda, please consider getting into counseling. Grief is complicated and more so when you add our current pandemic and bariatric life all combined; a strong, effective grief counselor could offer you some much-needed support at this time.
  2. This is such a wonderful story. We’re still human. You SERIOUSLY worked this well. Thanks for sharing. I kept waiting for the bad thing - eating them all, several of them and/or getting sick afterwards. Kudos human, kudos.
  3. I enjoyed water before Gastric sleeve as well. I had my sleeve in 2016 and I still don't gulp water but I do enjoy it much more now. I had to smile when I read your post so I chimed in on it. Many, if not all of us "water drinkers" have been there.
  4. Yeh, I think, no I believe that “haters are gonna hate”. Seriously, I believe that as we get smaller we intimidate those people; especially if we were already fairly confident. How many of us have heard the comments about how THEY are going to lose weight without surgery. Then, surprise. . . It doesn’t happen, but the person says it loud enough for you to hear. SMH #ThatIsAll
  5. I want to participate, but I'm not sure how. LOL? Break it down please.
  6. I do my best to weigh on the same day. The first year I wore the same outfit until the weather changed, then I wore the same outfit during the spring/summer. I am two years out now and I still weight once a week now, but I will calculate for my shoes and clothes. I hope this helps.
  7. I want to join the challenge I think. I need additional clarity though - do we have to do each of the 31 rules to be considered.
  8. Yes please stay hydrated. At this point contact your primary care doctor. Bless you. That pain is no joke. Keep us posted.
  9. Thanks for sharing. Your disclosures are inspiring.
  10. I've found varying prices on Amazon I've been getting mine from Walgreens. They are not the most inexpensive but worth it.
  11. Quest is tasty, but the absolute best one that I've found is Supreme Protein. It really tastes like a candy bar and 30g of protein!!
  12. I hiccup. LOL Once I do, I look and ask myself if that last bite is worth the risk . . . nope. LOL
  13. I can relate to the muscle loss. Please share the name of the app. I'd like to ty it. TIA
  14. I've had and still do have moments of concern about eating. I'm afraid of dumping.
  15. I typically loved water, but have had some issues since VSG on 12/19/16. I actually read something about "water nausea" and I believe that many of us have this but don't know it. Stay hydrated, vary what you drink. Keep pushing!!! It's worth it.
  16. I don't think it's TMI. We have to help each other here. (I can type better now versus being on my phone.) Please, everyone, do your best to get in you fluids. There is no, repeat NO pain like kidney stone pain and I ended up evening having surgery and a stint - another event that I never want to repeat!! I didn't see blood - that would have easily confirmed it for me since I'm post-hysterectomy - but the pain was unreal! The stint was . . . indescribable. I just still don't know what to say and this was February 2017. I'm still shook.
  17. Congratulations on the 6/19 folk. The 19th is a great day. 6/19 is my 6 month surgiversary. You both will do great!
  18. Yes, please. I ended up passing a kidney stone two weeks post op (never had one before) and I was seriously trying to make the liquid requirement.
  19. Interesting topic. Has anyone tried sushi lately? How did it go? I'm afraid of the rice. Thanks in advance for any feedback.
  20. I never asked but in my mind gum creates gas, so I've only allowed myself to chew it for a few minutes. I imagine that it's a mental thing, but I seriously think that gum fills your stomach with gas. I'm almost four months post op and I've only chewed gum like three times.
  21. Update on an old twist. . . . I am seeking new information on the stomach flu/virus. I had it last week - OMG!!! I voluntarily (If you knew me and how I hate needles you'd get the bold print there) went to the ER for fluid because I knew that I wouldn't be able to rehydrate. My throat was sore and swollen and I'm wondering if your stomach can also get swollen. I just haven't felt right since then. Thanks in advance for the feedback.
  22. The best part of your post . . . Two months post op my hubby's doctor told him that he needed to GAIN weight! Oh the irony!!
  23. BTW, I wore something loose to the hospital and wore it home. IJS

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