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Thank you for the encouragement and the input. How long ago did you have your surgery? It just seems odd that I've been able to eat as much as I do so early. I have been thinking about doing a reset for a couple of days. We will see.

Thank you for your input. Thanks for the encouraging comments as well. I do stall quite a lot but I was a lower BMI case so my Doc told me to expect the stalls.

Thank you. I was a major over eater prior to my surgery, so it scares me that I'm eating too much. Other patients I know eat 4-5 bites and are full. I was like that like 2 weeks post op. Ughh

I stick very close to a low carb diet. I haven't eaten any bread, pasta, rice, potatoes, corn or sweets or sugary drinks/booze since my surgery. I drink my water. So, I definitely am sticking to the diet and I average 18,000 steps a day. I do look forward to eating and I eat until I'm satisfied. I over ate 2 times early on and felt like I was going to die so...some people I know eat like 3 bites and are full?!? What's going on? Maybe I chew better??? Or my stomach is bigger?

No bun, usually a slice of cheese and that's it.

I feel great [emoji106]

I've lost 50 lbs.

I am currently four months post op. I and able to eat a lot more than I thought I would be. I can eat a boca burger and a half a cup cottage cheese for a meal. I feel satisfied and I'm not full. To you WLS veterans out there, does this seem normal? It almost makes want to go and ask the surgeon to take more stomach out.

An excuse to get new shoes!!! Now that sounds like a great idea. I just bought a new pair maybe they're not right for me. Thanks for the input.

Ok thanks for the insight. I hope that's not what it is. I've heard how bad it can be. Sorry you've had to endure it so long

I'm 3 months postop and I've lost 50lbs. I've developed a pain in my right hip area. Sometimes it feels like a strained hip flexor, sometimes it's an achy bone and sometimes it feels like an inflamed ovary or something. It's a deep pain and it is ruining my running[emoji35]. Has anyone else experienced this? Sw 230 ce 177

It easier to have some one to help. But it's possible by yourself. I was worried I was going to fall the first few days home. I was very dizzy. In the forum I read...it seems very very common. Housework is a no no but you're so sleepy you don't care.

I'm only 3 weeks post op. However, there is definitely something not right. I only get nauseous if I drink to fast or after I take my vitamins. I would definitely make an appointment and make sure there's not inflammation or something. I hope you feel better.

Oh no, I have the same pain around my incisions from vacuuming. Have you seen the doctor? I hope it's not a hernia. Ugh. Thanks for the info.