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erica_ozzy73

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Everything posted by erica_ozzy73

  1. And sugar free one only
  2. I started it around 1 month post op Maybe .. can't rem But at 5 months post of I have teaspoons of the stuff for protein and fat
  3. I'm hypo as well and take 200 micros of thyroxine a day. Reduce on weekends now though due to my weight loss after vsg. I had no issues losing and was nearly at goal weight around 2-2.5 months after my op. Being a low BMIer. But have been stuck for ages at my current weight. Sleeved 5/ dec 16. Thyroid getting tested again this week
  4. I wanted to know if I would be on display too lol.. answer was a def no and I didn't have to wear weird undies like some have to wear the hospital ones. No catheter either ( thank god) I would have put it in a heart shape if the answer was a yes for " will it be on display!" Lol...
  5. I'm a truck driver and had 2 weeks off ...
  6. I'm 5 months post op and still won't eat it lol
  7. Watch it all the time then you tube it lol.. watched a marathon my 600 lb life on the weekend. You notice how they always seem to come from lower socioeconomic areas or are very poor?..
  8. You have to eat a **** load of protein before your kidneys may be effected and that's with kidney issues to begin with..
  9. Yep I have no idea what's going on. I don't feel anything anymore. Not happiness or any kind of pleasure. It's crap. I understand what you are saying
  10. The depression!!... it's horrible. I haven't felt right since surgery
  11. And I never had it before surgery only after
  12. I was on medication for a month post op and it wasn't until it ran out that I thought I'd be ok.. for a few days at least lol 4 months out I'm still on them and when I do miss a day I can feel the burn in the chest.. Maybe one day I'll ok not to take them but for now Noooooo way
  13. You shouldn't be eating yet anyway.. I wasn't until well over a week. What your doing is exactly what you are suppose to be doing. You won't feel a full feeling yet as you are on liquids , it's really bizarre I know lol When ever u want to drink the broth or water u can.. don't leave it too long in between lie more then a few hours especially if your in a hot region.. I'm in Australia so I always was drinking lol Go by what ever your Dr or dietician has said.. you will be ok!! [emoji5]
  14. It's like childbirth everyone knows someone that's had a bad experience. Wls is no different lol
  15. No such thing as starvation mode. We all eat so little having this surgery yet none of us are starving and still losing unless we plateau for what ever reason.
  16. Sleeved 5/12/16.. I lost my weight quite fast and have had 2 stalls. I more or less at my ideal weight and BMI and have been for weeks. 14 weeks post op now
  17. It will not fix any kind of food addiction or sugar cravings. You still need to watch what eat even more with the sleeve. All meals have to be nutritional as you can fit so little in. You don't want to waste that space with crap. But I find I snack more so in the arvo. Not because I'm hungry but well just because!!.. I have never needed an excuse to eat. Having adult kids in the house we still have crap and I'm tempted every damn day with that. Trying to lose weight before and doing what I'm doing now hasn't changed. I have lost the majority of my weight though and wouldn't change my decision about getting the sleeve. Any kind of weightloss journey is a life long journey. Unless ya born skinny with an awesome metabolism we are all on the same boat.
  18. For myself I didn't need any help. I was cleaning from the time I got home lol. Although I became fatigued quickly. I forgot I wasn't allowed to pick heavy things up or mop the floor but both I did. Everyone is different and honestly you won't know until you are home. But you would be in bed when your hubby is at work and getting up for the loo is no problems. Have you got young children that need picking up? That maybe a problem.
  19. Wow this is me too... I get home and regardless if I've eaten I'll want to eat!
  20. If you are hungry you eat food. Your body is pretty well designed to know what it needs. Unless it's the dreaded "head games" of head hunger where we just want to eat. I never drink if I'm hungry ...
  21. I'm only 14 weeks out and I feel it's never going to go away... I battle every single day with head hunger
  22. Unfortunately the aspartame or any kind of fake sugar will stop your ability to beat the sugar addiction. Also it also makes your body crave more food.. Its a vicious circle. Not saying having a can once a week is bad but everyday is not a good idea. I have a bad sugar addiction and still struggle. But I won't have any cool drink or anything carbonated
  23. How do you know your body is still in shock?.. sounds strange
  24. For number 2s??.. I didn't have any issues
  25. Shit I have no clothes from that far back to even try lol.. My necklace still fits though !!!! Lol

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