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Dtrain84

Gastric Bypass Patients
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  1. My 2nd surgirversary was on Thursday, it was also the 3rd anniversary of having my trach removed. Just 5 months earlier in October 2015, I suffered from sudden cardiac death and was dead for over 5 minutes. I was revived after receiving 4 to 5 shocks from and AED( automated external defibrillator). My airway was damaged while being intubated which brought on the emergency tracheostomy. Being that I was outside walls of a hospital when I had my cardiac event, the survival rate for sudden cardiac death is 3%. You guys are looking at a miracle who is 130lbs lighter.
  2. Fantastic Dtrain! You look amazing ?????? Thank you!
  3. The scale hasn't moved much for me in almost a year. I decided to hit the gym and add some muscle. I'm loving my progress so far.
  4. I've lost 130lbs and the scale hasn't moved in almost a year. I decided to add some muscle. I love my progress.
  5. My heart is doing well. I do have an ICD (implanted cardioverter defibrillator) to prevent it to stop beating again.
  6. Today is my first surgerversary! I've been in a 3 month stall. With RNY, I accomplished my loss without any strenuous exercise (due to a heart condition). I'm 25lbs away from goal weight and I feel great! HW: 334 SW: 319 CW: 205 GW: 180
  7. I'm 8 months post-op. I'm 109lbs. down. HW: 334 SW: 324 CW: 215 GW: 180
  8. My wife can't deal with my size now, I used to bottom out with deep penetration. Now, I get 3/4 inside and I'm hitting bottom. It hurts her when I thrust at times. I have never the one for quickies or a minute man as it takes me 45 minutes to 2 hours to get mine. I guess I will be fapping a lot now until I can get my hormones in check. I know I'm giving out too much information, I'm trying to get some advice on the veteran guys out here who's been through what I'm going through.
  9. Yes, I said it. I'm 2.5 months out from bypass surgery, I'm down 61.6 lbs. and I get so horny, my sex drive is on steroids at 51 years old, I feel like I did in my 20's. I've already worn my wife out and she is scared to touch me. I'm not trying to brag, as a big guy I've always been large down below and my wife can't seem to handle me now since my weight loss. Erection problems used to be my issue. I now get hard if the wind blows and for no reason. I can't even walk around in the stores because my erection shows through what ever I'm wearing. What's a man to do during these hard (no pun intended) times? Does anyone else have the issue I'm having after they had surgery? I need suggestions, thanks in advance.
  10. I've always been above average in length and girth even at my weight before surgery. My issue was keeping an erection. Since my surgery on April 11th, I'm proud to say things are getting much harder, lol! If I add on to what I already have, my wife is going to move out. Lol!!!

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