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FluffyChix

Gastric Bypass Patients
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  1. Dang. I was so excited about it and the benefits of it...especially to skin. Then I got to the "estrogenic effects" part which totally fucks me for hormone positive bc. Because of the AI I'm on, I have to keep the load down.
  2. Ok, deal! Thanks and thanks for the link to benes! Am heading off to read now.
  3. Ok, go! What does Rooibos taste like and what is it supposed to do?
  4. Hi from the Tomball/Spring/Cy Creek area! Good to meet you girl! Did you use Dr. Izaddoost at Baylor?
  5. Ughhh. Weird posting troubles!
  6. Congrats on your amazing success! You look great! If your bg wasn't a fasting one, what does it matter? 119 is fine if you ate less than 2 hours before that test. If you ate longer than 2 hours before the test, then 119 is a little on the high side. But it depends on what you ate at that meal and what you normally eat in a day--specifically how many carbs you average. If you typically eat a low carb diet (<50g of carbs a day), and have a cheat meal that is high carb, then you can have a HUGE spike that may not clear in under 2 hours. That doesn't mean you're diabetic, it means you've been low carb for a long time. Many of us WLS peeps are calorie restricted and keto by factor of being low calorie (even in the presence of carbs). So our bodies have a skewed response to a high caloric/high glycemic load meal.
  7. Ohhhhhh wooooowwwwwwow!!! Thanks girlie! Oh they said something about Rooibos! Will have to look that up!
  8. Have fun! English breakkies rock (minus the baked beans and toast thing...)
  9. Which ones are you adding together and how do they taste? Have you tried lemon or ginger with it? I've been spending too much time reading about autophagy. I'm determined to reverse this tremor crap I have since chemo. And there are lots of teas that aid autophagy and are also supposed to support new stem cell growth and longevity. I tell ya, I'm falling down the rabbit hole more and more. Pretty soon I'm turning vegan, sporting a black mustache and looking like Valter Longo. LOL.
  10. I threw up once about 3 weeks out and it was not "that bad." Now, although I get horribly nauseated at times, I cannot throw up. I had RNY about 13months ago.
  11. No. I honestly haven't swallowed gum accidentally or intentionally since about first grade...
  12. Earl Grey + Green Tea = "Match" made in heaven. I'm having it right now! Matcha to follow mid-morning. But I don't have a beautiful set like you.
  13. Woooohoooo winner, winner, chicken dinner! Congrats on making great choices, too!
  14. Dehydration can cause ALL kinds of terrible nausea. We all must force feed our water/liquids to keep up with it. And you will see, as you become more and more hydrated, a lot of non-physical related nausea goes away, healing happens, and more fat loss occurs.
  15. MATCHA!!! What a sweetie!!! Can we keep him?
  16. Sweetie, come hang out and play for sure and do your reading. But I think 3months out is still too soon to add IF, IMHO. I think you need to be a minimum of 6 months out and MUST be able to eat ALL of your protein with food and be getting a good amount of veg/nutrition from food. You do you, but I think anything less is kinda overkill. Let your surgery work for you as you work for it.
  17. Hey! I'm in Tomball girl! We should totally meet up sometime! Congrats on the girls and losing so much!!
  18. I doubt it. Staples are titanium, or I "think" also dissolving staples maybe? They are not magnetic. That's why you can still have an MRI. MRIs and magnets are bad news. I've got titanium clips and staples all over my bod and they show up on xray and CTs, but I can still have MRIs.
  19. Well why not friend me and go to my feed and see what you see? I don't know how to get your there. Lemme go try? https://www.facebook.com/susie.gibbs.5454 You will have to copy/paste that into your url. It won't post as a link.
  20. Anytime! Hey so were you able to see a list as a non-member?
  21. Dang I hear ya and get it. And you have way more to lose than I!
  22. Mmmmm ok, so you're not a member yet. Why not go to the group and see if you can pull up a member list? You may be able to? I can't tell from here cuz I'm already a member. Right? But you could just create a new nic and use it for your support groups!
  23. Well, hard to say. It "could" be something...but usually it's just a normal "small pouch day." Some of us get them more than others. I personally think there is a strong correlation to a "small pouch day" and being dehydrated. It makes your new tool "stickier" and less forgiving IMHO. I also think you might eat something that disagrees with you and irritates either your pouch or esophagus or bowel and you get the same results. Usually if it persists or is accompanied by acute or intense enduring pain, then it's something you need to call the doc about. But a stray day here or there where you eat less, is like a gift from God. But, you shouldn't have difficulty swallowing or keeping things down nor nausea with that...just my opinion. I don't play a doc on the internet or tv.

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