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Malin

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1. . Mine was yesterday morning, December 13. My mom & I now share a sleevaversary ! She had a sleeve done a few years ago! Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  2. . Up & about, ready to go. Good luck y'all Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  3. I had mine yesterday. I'm a little sore but not bad at all Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  4. I had my surgery yesterday too!! I feel pretty good--thanks to the drugs. The worst it's over, time to get on with this journey. *high fives all around to my fellow December sleevers* Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  5. It's the one where she comes to her senses and realize what an awesome place Alabama is--civil reenactments, hunting dog cemeteries and all Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  6. @ "Sweet Home Alabama" one of my favorites Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  7. . I had my sleeve today. A little sore but feel pretty good. I've walked, had a couple Popsicles and now I'm watching chic flics! Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  8. OOOOH! adult coloring book is an AWESOME idea!!! I'm getting one to take with me tomorrow!
  9. Good luck!! Tomorrow is my surgery! TeamDecember Rocks!
  10. great question! I am going to make a point to compare expenses of my life before and after surgery. I am self pay, I see this as an investment in myself. But I would like to be able to have concrete proof this was a good investment!
  11. Gotcha. And you're absolutely right, if there's no big profit in it there's no advertising. There were a few raging alcoholics in my family (notice the past tense usage...), and something like Neltrexone could have saved their lives.
  12. WOW, very interesting. I have never heard of Neltrexone. If they advertise Chantix for smokers (and they do quite heavily!), why do we not hear about Neltrexone or see ads for it? As much grief drinking has caused me (usually from running my fat mouth..), I know I would buy it!
  13. @@Jobey Holy cats! you look amazing! congrats!!!
  14. I've had squirrel! I remember we had to eat it carefully to avoid the buckshot. I was just a kid. I've also had rabbit--no lie, bbq rabbit is GOOD. Ah, venison! it's SO good. I recently made venison stuffed mushrooms. Hardly ANY fat in that meat. It's some of the most lean meat I've ever cooked with. It's really a shame it isn't commercially available in stores. It's GOOD for you! Unfortunately, the last deer killed by anyone here at Casa Enfuego was the one that hit us (yes, it hit us when it ran out when it was chasing a sexy girl deer) we were coming home from Six Flags last year. It did about $2000 in damage to our car. the good little redneck girl in me wanted to go back for it, but it was 0300 in the morning!
  15. @@simpsongrad @@The New Kel I'm mom to 3 kids (2 boys, 1 stepdaughter). And this time of year, I find myself thinking "I HAVE to make this" or "I have to keep Christmas Cookies around" (like those impossibly pretty ones on Pintrest and facebook). It's like a measure of my mommyhood. When I was a kid, Christmas was a whirl of my mom and grandmothers making tons of Christmas candy that would be nibbled on until Christmas Eve/Christmas. (I HATED Divinity, and they always made a ton of it) Instead of making food, I'm thinking of focusing on experiences together (Church, charity work, walking and looking at the lights, concerts) than the food part. But it's so dang hard. I had an incredibly crappy day Tuesday, and what was the first thing I had my husband do? Go get me a chocolate malt from Sonic (I'm pre-op). I tried to make my day better with a malt. I just felt fatter and the crappy day wasn't any better really.
  16. @Rainbow2015 I had to move mine back a week. My scheduled for Dec 13, the same day my mom had her sleeve done three years ago.
  17. We sooooo need a satire thread. Just to vent.
  18. My dad died in 1982 after a gastric bypass. I am fairly certain his surgeon was NOT trained properly in the technique--and there was a lawsuit. Despite all that, my mother (who is also a RN), opted to get a gastric sleeve, and now I am getting a gastric sleeve too. Yes, there are risks but honestly there are risks with any surgery and just from being obese in general. Thanks for giving a dad's imput, @@LittleBill
  19. @@Moon Princess I've already got my big box of sugar-free popsicles! I don't care if it's December!
  20. @SleevedByChristmas You know, I think he's more afraid of how it's going to impact him. Maybe I'm wrong...but is he obese too? Maybe he's afraid of change...change he can't control. This is nothing new unfortunately...
  21. Thank you all for taking the time to reply. My surgery is now scheduled for December 13--the same day she had her own surgery a few years ago. After more talking she's decided I have indeed thought this through. She's now supportive. And now we have the same sleeveaversary!!!!! Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  22. Wow! The calendar has filled out nicely with the bravest Bariatric patients on the planet! Go December surgery peeps! Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  23. Really????? Whoa! Good thing you were coherent enough to refuse! Hope this week goes smoothly and your recovery is quick! Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  24. Good luck!! Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

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