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  1. Yes!! Indy! I so dig the hat. Yes, Harrison Ford's awesome, but the hat!
  2. Hullo! We had surgery the same day. I'm definitely feeling like I can eat more. There have been a couple of times lately where I know I've eaten more than I should, and I didn't really have any repercussions for it (other than my weight loss slowing down some at this point!) I'm learning that all of my bad eating habits were waiting at home for me when I returned from the surgical center, especially emotional eating. I'm learning how to deal with these issues and pretty much force myself to keep portions down. Best of luck!!
  3. Hiya! I get migraines like whoa and I didn't have any during my liquid diet phase. When I did get little headaches I took some liquid Tylenol or had some black tea. Best of luck
  4. I'm a big fan of Battlestar Galactica, too. I adore Doctor Who. I'm also a CSI Miami nut, and to a lesser extent a nut for CSI in Vegas. We're also big fans of Mythbusters in my house - probably the only "reality"-ish show we do watch with any regularity. We watch a LOT of British TV, especially older series like Blackadder and Allo Allo! I am currently still recovering from not having a new episode of 24 to watch this season (twitch, twitch... Jack Bauer, where are you??)
  5. I agree, Apply Lady had issues. "Have an apple, my deaaarrriiiieeeee...." EEEE!
  6. So... yesterday I had my 2-week post-op meeting with the Doc. All's well. I wanted to kiss the guy when he said I could have my staples out! Bless him! (Them things ITCH like almighty, cripes!) The nice nurses took them all out (with very little pain- whew!) and slapped on some iodine and steri-strips. Unfortunately, all but one of these lil' strips has fallen off. Already. Do I need to worry about slapping on some band-aids or somethin' to protect the sutures at this point? The sutures look pretty good, considering I previously resembled Frankenstein's tummy, without any leakage or anything, but... yep. Any thoughts? :crying:
  7. Hi there, I weighed 393 when I went into surgery on 3/27. I'm currently 381 (I think - my scale at home has odd fits of pique that I can't fathom yet). So, we're in the same boat! Best of luck!
  8. Yes, I'm worried about that! I like my hair to stay on my head. I'm actually drinking an Isopure drink right now. Blue Raspberry! It's very sweet but not bad at all.
  9. I'm in Phoenix, AZ. I'm originally from Pittsburgh.
  10. I didn't have fun with my sleep study. I hated all the wires. I tossed around all night and my legs were super twitchy. I really irritated the poor people trying to administer the test. First I couldn't sleep, then my legs were all weird, then they had to try three different CPAP masks on me. I know I totally screwed up this poor woman's evening of reading her romance novel. They all earned their fee that night!
  11. Hiya! My surgeon and center are based in Scottsdale too (True Results, Dr. Nirmul.) Best of luck with the paperwork, and welcome!
  12. Hi there, We were banded the same day! I've been very hungry this week, and have been avoiding Protein shakes like the plague. Cottage cheese and 1% milk have been my saviors. I bought some unflavored whey powder last night at GNC to try and get more protein (I'm sure I'm falling waaaayyyyy short). I'm going to try it tonight in a faux lasagna (fauxlasgna?) and I hope it works!
  13. I agree with you on the protein shake. I need to get out the blender and have a go at some shake recipes. Just drinking them as-is is pretty gross. I'm going to go back now to plotting a suitable demise for whichever co-worker it was that made popcorn.
  14. Ooo. This Wednesday, huh? I'll try and make it!
  15. I've had CPAP for about a year, but my mask's nose only (so I look like a fighter pilot or Cthulhu - attractive, no?) I've had occasionally problems with getting all stuffy at night, and nasal drip. I've sometimes resorted to Afrin to help clear it up, and that seems to work out Ok. I've also had a problem where I've heated up the air too much and the air in my bedroom is too cold (can't sleep without a fan on me) so I get condensation in my mask... which seems to seep in and make me a lil bit miserable. Fun! Anyway, the Afrin's helped me with that. You might want to talk to your doctor, too.

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