ssigmund

I treat my WLS like it was a life saving operation.
I view this surgery no different than having heart surgery or any other high risk surgery to save someones life. I see no embarrassment or issue with telling people "I had weight loss surgery because I was getting far too heavy and unhealthy."
The stigma needs to stop -- this surgery should be treated no differently than any other surgery.
Remember, this isn't a "solution" it's a tool to help you survive.

Glad to hear it's getting better. I'm 4.5 months out and luckily have not had to vomit at all. I was nauseous right after from the anesthesia but I didn't throw up. I do get slimies from time to time but if I get up and move it usually helps it pass.

I haven't related it to eating but I'm definitely a lot more cold now. Especially my hands.

Today marks 3 month for me and can't eat salad . Im lucky if i can get 6 bites down. But congratulations to u

Hi all,
Well today is the 23rd day after my gastric sleeve. I'm down too 204lbs. I'm still on a full liquid diet till next week. I'm walking 6 miles a day and doing cardio at gym twice a week. Drinking all my Protein and Water. It hard but I keep going. I put on my 36" shorts today and fit good!!! I was in size 44!!! I stalled for a few days but dropped inches and today I lost 3lbs!!! So keep up the hard work everyone and stay focus on yourself. Have a great evening!!!
Go cowboys!!!
Craig Martinez
Austin, Texas

You are 5 ft 5 inches, 183 pounds, you have a BMI of 30.5. Here in the states nobody reputable would touch you. Anyone reputable would send you to counseling.

You may find plain Water difficult to drink. I know it sounds crazy but many will attest. I did have to flavor mine with crystal light or snapple.
I also used premiere Protein chocolate drinks.
Sip your drinks but do this pretty constantly to get it all in.
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