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Since my weight has come down I'm waking up early morning with massive amounts of energy it's like nothing I've ever experienced before, I'm walk-run-sprinting for 10 kilometres and returning home and lifting weights for 30 mins and still cannot sit or relax due to the amount of energy running through me, normally this has been happening between 8am -9.30am then goes away, anyone else experienced this?

Since my weight has come down I'm waking up early morning with massive amounts of energy it's like nothing I've ever experienced before, I'm walk-run-sprinting for 10 kilometres and returning home and lifting weights for 30 mins and still cannot sit or relax due to the amount of energy running through me, normally this has been happening between 8am -9.30am then goes away, anyone else experienced this?

Since my weight has come down I'm waking up early morning with massive amounts of energy it's like nothing I've ever experienced before, I'm walk-run-sprinting for 10 kilometres and returning home and lifting weights for 30 mins and still cannot sit or relax due to the amount of energy running through me, normally this has been happening between 8am -9.30am then goes away, anyone else experienced this?

Since my weight has come down I'm waking up early morning with massive amounts of energy it's like nothing I've ever experienced before, I'm walk-run-sprinting for 10 kilometres and returning home and lifting weights for 30 mins and still cannot sit or relax due to the amount of energy running through me, normally this has been happening between 8am -9.30am then goes away, anyone else experienced this?

start chatting and making new friends to take the boredom away

I think the normal BMI of 40+ requirement applies to people looking to have the cost of surgery paid by their insurance company. I paid for surgery myself, as my health insurance does not regard such surgery as medically necessary.

If you look outside the box you will find there are people like me who fall outside the standard “requirements” for bariatric surgery. There are specific circumstances that a basic BMI number does not take into consideration.

Therefore I presume my surgeon has a clear understanding of my circumstances, medical conditions, and goals and has not simply accepted and approved me for surgery simply to take my money.

I think the normal BMI of 40+ requirement applies to people looking to have the cost of surgery paid by their insurance company. I paid for surgery myself, as my health insurance does not regard such surgery as medically necessary.

If you look outside the box you will find there are people like me who fall outside the standard “requirements” for bariatric surgery. There are specific circumstances that a basic BMI number does not take into consideration.

Therefore I presume my surgeon has a clear understanding of my circumstances, medical conditions, and goals and has not simply accepted and approved me for surgery simply to take my money.

I think the normal BMI of 40+ requirement applies to people looking to have the cost of surgery paid by their insurance company. I paid for surgery myself, as my health insurance does not regard such surgery as medically necessary.

If you look outside the box you will find there are people like me who fall outside the standard “requirements” for bariatric surgery. There are specific circumstances that a basic BMI number does not take into consideration.

Therefore I presume my surgeon has a clear understanding of my circumstances, medical conditions, and goals and has not simply accepted and approved me for surgery simply to take my money.

My height is 5,7. When I started my journey into weight loss I had a BMI of 33, suffering from sleep apnoea, high cholesterol and breathing problems I was accepted for surgery at KCM clinic in Poland. I am now approx 168-170 lbs (weigh once a week) my target now is trying to get down to 140 lbs and eventually between 126 lbs - 130 lbs is where I would like to be so ultimately from where I am now to where I want to be is 42 lbs away.

That's good a few coffee's wont do any harm, how does it feel now after your surgery?

large caramel latte with whipped cream and caramel drizzle Mmmmmm used to like exactly the same however now it's just a plain green tea to go lol

Today, I was allowed, for the first time since surgery, to have coffee. Mmmmm...coffee. Okay, so it wasn't my normal large caramel latte with whipped cream and caramel drizzle. It was medium regular coffee, unsweetened caramel shot, skim milk, and 2 Splendas. Still, it was heaven. I finished every drop! The surgery was bad enough, but the lack of coffee was pure unadulterated torture. LOL
Have a great day!!!

I'm not going to lie I feel a little lonely on this site. What can I do to make it a better outcome for me
Tiffani️