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Im 3 days out too. Not too concerned about my weight at the moment but at the fact that I need to heal properly. The only thing I struggled with is the pain. Had to be re-admitted yesterday and was advised after cat scan all is well then released with a stronger med than Tylenol!!! Also trying to find a system to get all of the liquids and vitamins in daily! mybariatricjourney

"At The" Hospital To Be Sleeved [emoji541] @7am [emoji541] #GodSpeed To All My August Sleevers!!! mybariatricjourney

"At The" Hospital To Be Sleeved [emoji541] @7am [emoji541] #GodSpeed To All My August Sleevers!!! mybariatricjourney

It Monday 8-21 for me....God speed to all the August Sleevers!!!!!! mybariatricjourney

Same here, I was advised that I didnt need to do the pre-op liquid diet also that I was lucky to get approved b4 losing more weight! I will start a 2 day liquid fast tomorrow though! 4'11" HW 201 CW 176 SW ? WILL SEE MONDAY, MY SURGERY DATE 8-21 mybariatricjourney

I really think its awful that a doctor or nut would make anyone feel that way after all, you just took the biggest and main step into your journey and towards your future goal. Dont let anyone distract or discourage you. Your body will go at its own pace. Drinking lots of water and getting your protein in will aid to losing more lbs. mybariatricjourney

You have to eat a proper diet with protien to increase your muscle mass. If your definitely wanting to target fat loss...look into a the ketosis lifestyle where you switch your body from burning the normal sugar and carbs as fuel and start burning fat...even stubborn fat. It Works!!! Especially when you've hit a plateau. This link might help you also speak with your Dr or Nut about it. https://kickincarbclutter.blogspot.com/2017/06/getting-into-ketosis-after-bariatric-surgery.html?m=1 mybariatricjourney

Thank you for that input...i too am now at 35.1bmi FROM 39.6.bmi. Going from 201 to 176 pre op! Im 4'11 inches tall. And due to 3 spine surgeries, right shoulder Arthroscopic surgery. Gallbladder surgery and heel spur surgery a Spinal fusion and spinal implantation, I had gained the weight from steroids and other meds and not being able to do effective exercise...inwhich I'm limited to doing. And if I continue on that path will have to do hip replacements due to degenerative cartilage. My sleeve date is this coming Monday and I get happier each day it nears because I know that getting back down to my ideal weight will free me from the daily chronic pain I endure and I can finally start to live a healthy quality of life again. So my reason for this decision is for medical reasons not for cosmetic purposes and refuse to allow anyone to dictate or make me feel any way about my decision.....after all I have to live in this body, not them!!!!! mybariatricjourney

If I'm not mistaken, you only see your surgeon prior to your procedure to finalize and sign paperwork and that's normally done once approved!!!! I'm getting sleeved on 8-21 next Monday. My paperwork was submitted to my insurance (Fidelis) on last Friday and approved on Tuesday and my appointment to see my surgeon is 8-17! mybariatricjourney

Brooklyn!!!! Surgery date 8-21-17 mybariatricjourney

Hello just wanted to share some good information per the Keto Lifestyle! Good luck with your journey [emoji5]!!! https://kickincarbclutter.blogspot.com/2017/06/getting-into-ketosis-after-bariatric-surgery.html?m=1 mybariatricjourney

Hi all!!! Im due to be sleeved on 8-21-17. Im excited and a lil nervous but am anticipating the out come. I just wanted to share some information per the Keto Lifestyle. I practiced the Keto lifestyle and it worked very well. My challenge was getting into ketosis, (keto flu) and staying there to become fully fat adapted. By the time I got to that point I began having issues with heel spurs and from the pain and stress, was knocked out Ketosis. But it really works if your disciplined. I definitely am continuing the Ketogenic lifestyle along with (IF) again full blown after surgery when im fully healed since I will already have began 2 weeks pre-op. I think it's great for those who hit plateaus in losing. Below is a link I believe will give you more insight. Good luck with your journey! https://kickincarbclutter.blogspot.com/2017/06/getting-into-ketosis-after-bariatric-surgery.html?m=1 mybariatricjourney mybariatricjourney

How cool is that??? Good luck to you as well!! mybariatricjourney