Honeybee17

Hello everyone, I have not had any problems eating popcorn at all. In fact it was wonderful except for one problem...I started gaining weight. I researched it and found out it was called a "slider". Meaning that there are not a lot of calories, it is easy to eat a lot of it and there isn't any nutritional value to it, according to the research I found. It made me bloated, caused me some water gain, and I gained a few pounds overnight! I think as long as it is maybe the 100 calorie back, it is probably okay. Just watch your scale and how your stomach is feeling Good luck!

I just tried these Premier Shakers this week for the first time and they are really good. I wad drinking Core before, but not that many flavors to choose from. Premier had a lot to choose from. Sent from my SM-G965U using BariatricPal mobile app

I'm having the same exact issues right now and 1 year out! Thank you for posting this. It's a relief to know this is common! Sent from my SM-G965U using BariatricPal mobile app

Started back on my protein shakes and bariatric vitamins and have noticed a difference! My hair feels thicker and healthier. Sent from my SM-G965U using BariatricPal mobile app

If I found anything out during my research, I'll post back here to let you know. Sent from my SM-G965U using BariatricPal mobile app

I have stalled on my weight loss after 1 year post-op. Has this happened to anyone else and what have you done to start up weight loss again? I have about 40 lbs to go to get to goal. I haven't been to the gym in a while because we have moved out of state and now I have a rotator cuff injury. Hoping to start up with at least cardio. Any suggestions on diet though? Sent from my SM-G965U using BariatricPal mobile app

I had the same exact this and feelings! I did everything you did because I didn't want to feel regrets. Got home after surgery and was regretting it big time! Apparently this is completely normal! It does go away. It went away for me when I started seeing weight loss and started feeling better. My diabetes is gone! My clothes are smaller. I'm exercising. It's not all perfect, but so much better than before surgery. The post-op diet will go by. You will go through the food phases quickly. The first time you get scrambled eggs, you'll feel excited. Why? Because you've reached another level of progress and it's like a reward! Look at each new step as exactly that...a step toward progress and a reward to a new life! I promise you that the feeling of regret did pass for me and should for you too. I know it's hard, but hang in there!

From Grand Haven Michigan to Jacksonville Fl this past fall.

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It absolutely will come off. Your body is trying to adjust to its new regimen and eating lifestyle. By three following week you should the weight start coming off again. It did for me.

I did and there is loads of information, but but nothing with a personal perspective as there is on Bariatric Pal.

I didn't think about menopause. Maybe I need to talk to my doctor about getting checked for that. I haven't had any symptoms that I know of. Thanks for the suggestions!

So I am almost a year out in April. I'm am female and 48. My hair seems to be thinning now. I have , unintentionally, stopped taking my bariatric vitamins as we were moving out of state, selling our house, getting settled, getting new jobs etc. Then there was the added stress. I'm wondering if it is just that I stopped taking my vitamins and my protein has reduced or if this is just the way it's going to be. Period. Any thoughts, suggestions, or advice welcome. I am starting my protein shakes back up.

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There has definitely been a lot of stress! You're not wrong there. I think I've been eating more because of it too. I've always been a stress/emotional eater. Thank you for the advice. I didn't even think about my stress levels until you said that!