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Oh I had gained a few from the surgery as well and as luck would have it, 2 days after surgery, my period started, do that added to the bloating and weight gain. Week later and I am heading down. manitobamama

I had my RNY on September 28th and am no longer tired. I have energy, not a lot but gets me moving often all day. I am 50 manitobamama

we still have a pouch that will absorb manitobamama

Just don't have calcium when taking Iron pills. Best to take with Vitamin c manitobamama

Your life, your rules manitobamama

I am 50 and had my surgery Sept 28 manitobamama

You look fabulous.. Great job. I just had rny Sept 28 manitobamama

I had similiar prior to surgery but my doc said it was my muscles. It felt like they rolled in my stomach. Haven't had reoccurences since Sent from my iPad using the BariatricPal App

I was on 5 Boost Diabetic Protein shakes a day plus all the Water i could consume. This was two weeks pre-op. This was not easy, especially when I prepared meals for my kid. But I made it through that part ,surgery was September 28. Sent from my iPad using the BariatricPal App

Yeah chewing my meds in order to swallow them was more than disgusting but had to do what I needed to take them when dissolving them wasn't an option. Look for an app called the bariatric pyramid. It shows you what you should have on hand. Hope this helps Sent from my iPad using the BariatricPal App

Way to go!!! That's awesome manitobamama

On bariatric.com. can't get one on mobile app manitobamama

Have you been drinking fluids during or directly after meals? manitobamama

That's how most of us got to the point of surgery...washing our food down. I don't like it any better and won't change what my doc says until pigs grow wings and fly manitobamama

I was told to stop drinking 30 mins before a meal and 30 minutes after said meal, otherwise dumping will occur manitobamama