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Perryman

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1. I pretty much feel like a complete failure. I only lost 5 pounds in the last 3 months. The first 6 months is supposed to be the fast weight loss period...but I suck. Need to get my mind right and get back in order before I start gaining weight. I've had several procedures and surgery, but I feel like that is a lame excuse. SW: 255 CW: 200 No liquid prep diet really because I had surgery 2 weeks after meeting the doctor the 1st time.
  2. Your body has to take breaks to adjust with the rapid weight loss. Congratulations to you on your progress! I use Pinterest to find new recipes that are healthy and delicious. I found that when i drink caffeine, i end up starving! So i stay away. Any one else?
  3.    Tatti reacted to a post in a topic: ~December 2017 Sleevers~Updates
  4. Great job! Keep it up. I'm getting to lose a little slower because I'm afraid of lose skin. Do you have any issues with that? I didn't have a 6 month run before surgery. I decided to do it 3 weeks before surgery. Glad i did it!
  5.    NegreteLove reacted to a post in a topic: ~December 2017 Sleevers~Updates
  6.    NegreteLove reacted to a post in a topic: ~December 2017 Sleevers~Updates
  7. Oh, and thank you for posting. It makes me feel so much better about my progress...
  8. My stats are nearly the same as yours! I am also 210 and sleeved on 12.27. One-derland is soooo close!
  9. I'm surprised that I can eat more that I ever expected. I'm definitely trying to learn how to live while feeling hungry without eating. I'm scared to death my stomach stretched and I'll gain everything back. I've lost 45 pounds and realize stress is my emotional eating trigger. Working on that.
  10. 6 weeks after surgery. Most of these posts are old but i have the same thing. I keep cutting off more and more of the white dissolvable stitches. They are itchy and irritating. About a half inch will come out and i will cut it. I think the doctor put in 1 long stitch across the incision. The whole thing is red and bumpy and still bleeds. Don't really want to go to the doctor again, but it's driving me crazy. I remember my stitches after my tonsils were removed never dissolved either.
  11. i hope you are feeling better. One step at a time.
  12. I'm glad you posted this. I'm found specialist in Reno for SRT. Thanks.
  13.    FluffyChix reacted to a post in a topic: I am a failure!!!
  14. Yikes! Take care of yourself! The flu is horrible!
  15. The fact that you are aware is a great first step. One day at a time and rely on your support system
  16. I have a geographic tongue, which includes the nasty fur. Aurgh. I'm going to try pineapple!
  17.    ThinDolphin3 reacted to a post in a topic: I am a failure!!!
  18. You are not a failure. Do you see your doctor (surgeon) regularly? I would get on a liquid, high protein diet for 4 weeks to get back on track and see the doctor. You can do it! You've been through worse!
  19. i'm BP II. I had a very difficult time the second and third weeks after surgery because I couldn't keep my medicine down and liquid Perkacet is a big trigger of mania for me. It was terrible, but at 3 weeks I could keep my meds down. I tried liquid Zoloft, but that was AWEFUL!!!!! I got to the brink of losing my mind and extremely agitated (that's how I respond to mania). I felt like I was in danger but then I could finally get my medicine to stay down. My advice to any BP patient - make sure you have a solid back-up plan for your meds until the swelling goes down!!
  20. I wish there was an update on your condition. sounds like you were having a very hard time! You are in my prayers.

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