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Mountain bread 2 weeks post op
GreenTealael replied to Trainwreck's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
I was not allowed any bread like products for MONTHS, ask your team, get the real answer... -
I use straws every day and discussed it with my team...
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What are you eating for breakfast, lunch? Lost.
GreenTealael replied to magpie26's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
Usually tea or coffee with protein shake then cottage cheese or yogurt with fruit for breakfast Lunch is salad with protein like chicken or fish -
Protein - How much is too much?
GreenTealael replied to Orchids&Dragons's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
How do you all feel about plant protein since we are on the subject? Not trying to start a fight but I would like to rotate veganism in my lifestyle , I realize I would have to use shakes sometimes and I could live with that but I just FEEL better plant based so I'm looking for realistic ways to get it done and if that means flex fueling that's what I will do... -
Protein - How much is too much?
GreenTealael replied to Orchids&Dragons's topic in POST-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I have often wondered the same -
Perspectives on Losing Fast & Slow
GreenTealael replied to GreenTealael's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
I forget sometimes also -
Perspectives on Losing Fast & Slow
GreenTealael replied to GreenTealael's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
Medically necessary -
I have waist length locs LLysine , good iron levels, keep vitamins and protein levels good, semi freeform 7months post op minimal loss
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Perspectives on Losing Fast & Slow
GreenTealael replied to GreenTealael's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
I was so afraid while on prednisone that i basically only drank -
Perspectives on Losing Fast & Slow
GreenTealael replied to GreenTealael's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
I understand completely -
Anxious - Lonely - No Friends to Support My Journey
GreenTealael replied to Born in Missouri's topic in Gastric Bypass Surgery Forums
We will support you -
In what way have you changed?
GreenTealael replied to TakingABreak's topic in General Weight Loss Surgery Discussions
Im an introvert and often i have to pull extrovert behavior out of my adulting toolkit, now i can just be the quiet person i naturally am without anyone assuming its because im insecure -
Thanks!
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Anyone have reccs on airfryer brands?
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I dont eat fast food so not a problem But all i could think about now is Ghostbusters...
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93lbs in 6 months! Pics!!
GreenTealael replied to Jessh4579's topic in Weight Loss Surgery Success Stories
Amazing -
Your new healthy life style my prompt healthy changes that benefit her as well
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Thanks all, I may consider an air fryer for fried fish, which I would like to try again.
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1 week to surgery and I'm freaking out
GreenTealael replied to k_nephew's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
Amazing advice -
Ask your Doctor if he also meant water
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Hi there I'm new to WLS so I still attend support groups and here's what they say to consider about regain: How much have you regained? Have you changed your habits? (Eating, exercise, sleep, work, etc.) Any new medical issues or life changes? Have you seen your Primary or Surgeon recently? I've also heard some chatter that something happen around year 3-4 that are unavoidable that prompt weight gain (idk the validity I'm 6 months out) But take a strong honest look at yourself then seek MEDICAL ADVICE from your Medical team first And you totally got this ... Again
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This is the same as someone wishing you Merry Christmas assuming you are Christian, people use their own reference points to relate to others to show sympathy , empathy, joy , and all other emotions. It can get repetitively annoying but it is a chance to educate someone on how to respond to a diverse population
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Try logging food in an app like myfitnesspal of baritastic because it helps keeps you honest
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Some people have smooth sailing all the way through BUT some have complication after complication. That is a possible outcome you must consider (squared) and then factor in twin infants... You will require some level of help but no telling until after surgery . After surgery you need to spend alot of time focusing on your recovery. Your children are still very young and will require A LOT of help with everything. Staggering will give the help needed and a realistic view of life after. Safe journey!