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Busman20

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1.    etc. etc. etc. reacted to a post in a topic: Weight gain instead off loss
  2.    sp78 reacted to a post in a topic: Weight gain instead off loss
  3. Search "3-week stall" on this site...
  4. Wouldn't you have known if they didn't take the band out right when it happened with the port and all? I've never heard of someone having both so I would assume the band would have come out when the sleeve was (supposedly) created. I have heard Dr. Alvarez (a reputable surgeon in Mexico) mention having to wait a while to do a sleeve after removing a band because of the scarring.
  5.    Busman20 reacted to a post in a topic: I’ve regained ALL the weight back ?♀️
  6. I think most report the first one at about 3 weeks, but it varies. Watch your size not the scale, it'll drive you nuts.
  7.    GBLady41 reacted to a post in a topic: Husband told people about surgery
  8.    Sleeveforme2017 reacted to a post in a topic: Husband told people about surgery
  9. I'm almost 4 months post-op, and so far no vomiting, but have been queasy several times and thought about it.
  10.    Strivingforbetter reacted to a post in a topic: Husband told people about surgery
  11. Sounds more controlling and insecure than jealous, in my opinion.
  12. I didn't take mine while in the hospital 3 days but started back as soon as I got out.
  13.    deannar915 reacted to a post in a topic: The Good The Bad & The Nasty
  14.    ignatius1580 reacted to a post in a topic: Struggling
  15.    vrm2bfit reacted to a post in a topic: Red Copper Chef
  16.    Berry78 reacted to a post in a topic: Red Copper Chef
  17. If you need cough syrup to feel better, I doubt whatever sugar is in it is really an issue, although if you use something like NyQuil, the alcohol may be. I have tried both alcohol (1 beer) and carbonated soda (diet) since my surgery and have been able to tolerate all except Dr. Pepper Ten, which came back out like a volcano. I don't have any intention of being a regular user of either, but a Sprite Zero or Diet 7-Up would probably hit the spot for an upset stomach. But I think each of us has our own set of tolerances we have to feel our way through as we go through the post op journey, so what one person can tolerate doesn't mean another one can. Good luck to you with your surgery.
  18. I'm skeptical about the "As Seen on TV" products but I decided to try this. It really is a simple to cook with and clean as the commercial. I made a fabulous omelet for my first try, and in about 4 mins I had a great meal. It cooks quick so watch it and don't overload it, as it will build up some pressure if you're not careful. It's almost too much at a time for a sleever, but it sure is easy to use.
  19. Those look good, I'll have to try them. I've had some of the Weight Watchers Ice Cream Bars, they are about the size of a fun size candy bar and taste about like a snickers to me. 100 cals each, just got to keep to one at a time.
  20. Absolutely, same as water, and it's half price this week at Publix.
  21. Can't wait to get "We miss you" cards from KingSize.com, lol
  22.    Busman20 reacted to a post in a topic: Struggling
  23. Wow, that's some list. I guess your surgeon has a reason for each, I had the Hibiclens beforehand, its just soap, not really a drug. They gave me some stuff just prior to surgery so I may have had something on there and didn't realize it. I only got Tylenol with codeine for pain, no Oxy, but that was plenty. And the Lovenox shots for two weeks, that was fun. And there was a anti-nausea pill with a long name starting with an O that I wound up not needing.
  24. So, if God is always taking care of you, why did he make you overweight and why is he sending you to a questionable surgeon in another country to endure a surgery than can be risky? Some kind of trial you're supposed to endure to prove your faith? Must be nice to have someone to blame for your problems. Hmm, maybe I should start blaming Burger King for inventing the Double Whopper,

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