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It was my birthday May 1st first! I was sleeved March 10, 2017. I had a piece of cake yesterday with my family for the first time since my surgery. About 5 minutes later I felt like OMGGGG what have I done[emoji15][emoji26]!!! Not a good feeling at all... I learned my lesson and I will never do this again. If I could encourage sleevers...DONT DO IT it's not WORTH it!!!

It was my birthday May 1st first! I was sleeved March 10, 2017. I had a piece of cake yesterday with my family for the first time since my surgery. About 5 minutes later I felt like OMGGGG what have I done[emoji15][emoji26]!!! Not a good feeling at all... I learned my lesson and I will never do this again. If I could encourage sleevers...DONT DO IT it's not WORTH it!!!

Hello there! This happen to me a day after my 2nd week of surgery. I just needed to have a good stool lol. Constipation or being backed up can play into those 1 and 2lb jumps. Everybody is different though, seek the assurance of your doctor.

Hello there! This happen to me a day after my 2nd week of surgery. I just needed to have a good stool lol. Constipation or being backed up can play into those 1 and 2lb jumps. Everybody is different though, seek the assurance of your doctor.

Hello there! This happen to me a day after my 2nd week of surgery. I just needed to have a good stool lol. Constipation or being backed up can play into those 1 and 2lb jumps. Everybody is different though, seek the assurance of your doctor.

Hello there! This happen to me a day after my 2nd week of surgery. I just needed to have a good stool lol. Constipation or being backed up can play into those 1 and 2lb jumps. Everybody is different though, seek the assurance of your doctor.

Not at all.....it's nobody's business. If you did like me, you probably placed yourself on a restrictive eating plan in the months before surgery (to start getting used to smaller portions), and have already lost some weight. If anyone asks, just say you recently had gall bladder or hernia surgery (I said hernia surgery), and are a high Protein, low carb diet to assist with healing. You can add that an added benefit of your dietary restrictions (from the surgery) is some weight loss, so even after you've healed, you're gonna continue with that style of eating......none of that would be untrue.....

It's Lent time,tell them you gave up meat and fast food. I been wearing that out!!!