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RockDaisy

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Everything posted by RockDaisy

  1. Congrats on your surgery! Wishing you the best of luck!
  2. 197!!! I'm so excited! Thanks so much for all of your hard work and encouragement to all of us @dashpfpixiedust8!!! I looked forward to this every week!
  3. 201! [emoji16] So close to Onederland!!!!
  4. Don't worry about it. I started 1 day after surgery which was 1 week before I was supposed to. Mentioned it to the nurse and she said it is very common due to all the hormone changes the pre-op diet/surgery stress so they won't be surprised. They have pads and disposable panties available. Good luck!
  5. 205! Steadily moving down [emoji122]?[emoji122]?
  6. I'm 11 weeks post gastric sleeve, I'm 46 pounds down and loving life, however, I'm grieving the loss of spice in my life. My stomach can no longer handle anything remotely spicy. I immediately, after 1 bite, feel sick like I am going to throw up. I know it may seem silly to some, but I have always eaten spicy even as a child. Cajun, Indian, Thai, Chinese, Mexican...all ordered 5 stars spicy and now I can't even handle cooked down onions. No more Sichuan pepper oil, Habanero peppers or Bird-eye chilis! Someone please tell me my love of spice isn't lost forever! Sleeved December 13, 2016 Sw: 252 Cw: 206 Gw: 150
  7. Dehydration...no more sleeping in on Saturday mornings....now I have to set alarms and make sure I wake up to keep hydrated... Water with lemon and G2 gatorades helped a lot...
  8. I'm 3 months out and can only eat about 4-5 bites off that plate...if that.
  9. You will go through a lot of physical and emotional changes. Hang in there and stay positive. Your hormones are doing a reset and what your feeling is totally normal. All you need is time. Positive thinking and focus on rest, fluid intake, exercise, eating healthy and repeat.
  10. 210! It's coming off slow, but it's coming off [emoji3]
  11. Weigh in today 213!! Woohoo! Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  12. Surgeon and nutritionist said to expect big adjustments both physically and mentally. Hormone dumping is real and can make for a rough go in the beginning. Just keep that in mind when the emotions roll in and maybe that will help keep you grounded and be able to recognize when your overreacting. Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  13. Current weight: 217 Goal weight: 190
  14. You look fantastic!! Wow! Great job and cute outfit! Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  15. Awesome! Way to go! Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  16. My favorite is the Oikos Triple Zero Vanilla!! Love! Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  17. I drink a premier protein shake as I'm getting ready in the morning.
  18. Congratulations! So exciting knowing your so close!
  19. Awesome! That's so exciting! I was sleeved on December 13, 2016. 252 on the day of surgery and I'm 221 as of last Tuesday, total of 31 pounds down! Are you still eating soft food?
  20. @@dhawkins01 I'm experiencing that right now. OMG it's miserable. I'm 4 weeks post op and the air/gas is really bumming me out. What did your MD say? Seeing my surgeon on Friday. Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
  21. I'm exactly one month post op today. Honestly, I never felt "full" until I got to the soft food stage and I hate that "stuck in the throat" feeling!! Lol I think what you are experiencing is your body telling you that you need to slow down and take smaller drinks. You said it happens after you took a sip that was "too big" or "too many sips one after another"...sounds like you already knew why it happened you just need to listen to your body and slow it down. It gets better Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

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