Marie1987

Thank you! I'm going grocery shopping tomorrow (with my list) & will be doing some meal-prepping directly after. Thank you!

Sorry to be dramatic, but I recently lost my job & I have found myself binge eating... I'm almost a year post-op (sleeve), so my binges are smaller/less drastic than they were, but this is terrifying behavior for me. Please, please, does anyone have any suggestions? I am trying to be cognizant, trying to "avoid" those foods I know are not good for me.... I hate seeing it, but I religiously log EVERYTHING that goes into my mouth, so I feel like I am not completely giving up. Please, anyone been here? Any advice? THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!!! I don't want to EVER be back where I was, but I feel like this is a very slippery slope I am on & I don't want to fall...

Thank you! I really appreciate the suggestions & the tips about what has worked for you.

Thank you for replying. I have reached out, but the best suggestion they have given me is to meal prep. This weekend I am taking my grocery shopping list & then spending some quality time in the kitchen getting ready for the following week. I will be trying your suggestion, about going for a brisk walk, or a physical distraction. I think being thrown off my schedule (no longer working 7am-5pm, 5 days a week), that really has effected me. Thank you for the really helpful suggestions!

Sorry to be dramatic, but I recently lost my job & I have found myself binge eating... I'm almost a year post-op (sleeve), so my binges are smaller/less drastic than they were, but this is terrifying behavior for me. Please, please, does anyone have any suggestions? I am trying to be cognizant, trying to "avoid" those foods I know are not good for me.... I hate seeing it, but I religiously log EVERYTHING that goes into my mouth, so I feel like I am not completely giving up. Please, anyone been here? Any advice? THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!!! I don't want to EVER be back where I was, but I feel like this is a very slippery slope I am on & I don't want to fall...

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Hi there folks! I am so very glad to have found this forum. Please forgive my naivety, or if I'm going about posting here in the wrong way, I'm just very glad to have found such a great resource. I've just started this journey (requesting a referral from my PCP & having a phone interview), but I'm a bit unsure which procedure is best for me. Any insights, between DS & Roux en Y? Also, any recommendations for reference books? What have most people found helpful? Thank you so much!

Thank you ALL for the support & the MARVELOUS recommendations!!! I have my first meeting with a surgeon on Tuesday! (It seems to be FLYING by!) I can't properly express my appreciation for this marvelous group of people. Your support is absolutely the best thing I've ever encountered.

Thank you all for your responses! I really appreciate all of the information! I've taken part in the free WLS seminar, I've spoken to my primary care provider, & I've started looking on Amazon for some resources (books/journals/ect.). So far, these are the books that I've got in my shopping cart: "Fresh Start Bariatric Cookbook: Healthy recipes to enjoy favorite foods after weight-loss surgery."- Sarah Kent MS RDN CD "Gastric Bypass Meal Plans & Cookbook."- Monika Shah "Weight Loss Surgery for Dummies."- Marina S. Kurian & a set "The Breakthrough Journal"- Beth Bianca "Mindset Breakthrough: Achieve Weight-loss Surgery Success."- Beth Bianca Has anyone read any of these? Does anyone have any other recommendations? Thanks SO very much! I feel like there is SUCH a learning curve & I'm just getting started!