NYJenn

We have the same surgery date...I’m at 202 and patiently waiting to dip under 200 ?

Currently in bed, 2 blankets on and the mini heater running next to me. Miserable

I have my additional study in January. Really hoping I can get rid of mine soon

I do judge sometimes. I’m not ashamed to say so. Plenty of people judged me, sometimes silently, sometimes with their eyes, sometimes with their loud mouths. I don’t ever say anything to these people though, but in my head, I do judge. ??‍♀️

April-initial seminar and 1st nutrition visit May-psychologist and 2nd nutrition visit June-lab work, 3rd nutrition visit, met with surgeon July-EKG, final lab work and surgery ~90 days start to finish

7 weeks I had lost about 35, but everyone is different. I slowed down a lot once I headed back to work in September and now I’m cruising again. Your body does it’s own thing

Sorry, I know in the beginning you were having trouble staying on your pre op diet. I didn’t know if that had something to do with it

Did you stick to your pre op diet?

Acupuncture if I can get an appt. I also have a rescue medication specific for migraines. Cold works better for me, then hot. Dark room and sleep

If you have significant reflux I would absolutely go with the bypass. It odd to me how many people think that the sleeve is the “easier” of the two surgeries. They are both major surgeries.

Sweet! Thanks!

Are those caffeine free?

Over the past month, I can’t seem to drink room temp water anymore. Feels like a rock hitting my stomach Looking for suggestions other then ice water which can be tough on my belly sometimes too. I have to make sure I’m hitting my water intake Thanks

Week one check in Down -3 lbs Attended exercise group 1x and due to thanksgiving the second class was canceled, however I did, through walking, swimming and playing with the kids accumulate 185 active mins over the week (avg 25 mins/day) ?

To piggyback on this...anyone have any parental advice? My boys get a little of everything that is cooked for dinner (for example; chicken, broccoli, and rice) on their plate however I don’t force them to eat. We always have fruit and yogurt as an alternative “meal”. I do this because I refuse to make a separate Meal and also because the more I expose them to the foods we eat, the more often they actually try them (honestly, they really do!) Any other moms or dads have different ideas/advice?

Stick to your pre-op for the next5 days with no mishaps. The next 5 days are super important

What do you mean “lose enough”? Were you asked to lose a specific amount?

I had Tylenol, I was good. Bypass patient Everyone is different

You look amazing! But the best part??? That fantastic smile!!!!

I had a bypass and I don’t regret a thing. The sleeve is too new for me, enough long term research.

Mine went well; turkey, tiny bit of mashed potatoes, tiny bit of yams, and like one bite of stuffing, lol. Skipped dessert. I was able to have enough bites of different things that I didn’t feel like I was missing out

I think you have to do what’s right for you. If staying away from thanksgiving altogether this year is best, then do that. You need to be a little selfish and take care of you : )

4 months out Breakfast is a protein shake Lunch is soup/yogurt/salad/sandwich on lettuce Snack is almonds and a cheese stick Dinner varies but always contains a protein and veggie

Bypass! 12 lbs lost prior to surgery and the rest afterward

Surgery on July 10th, 80 lbs gone forever! Feeling amazing