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NYJenn

Gastric Bypass Patients
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Everything posted by NYJenn

  1. What do you mean by full diet?
  2. Probably irritated your pouch. Hi bad to fluids/purées for a day or so
  3. Fluids aren’t really going to give you that “full” feeling. Once you start food, you’ll feel it
  4. No clue, he never told me and I didn’t ask.
  5. Sounds better then normal to me
  6. Maybe take a week, work a week from home and then go back
  7. 3 months I was down about 50 lbs 6 months about 100 Currently 14 months out and down 134 lbs total
  8. NYJenn replied to sillykitty's topic in The Lounge
    Great day for booties
  9. Go back to your nutritionist, counselor, psychologist, etc. Binge eating is a compulsion and needs to be treated as such. You can’t just will your way out of it
  10. They pumped you full of air and liquids
  11. Both are major surgeries! It blows my mind that people still think the sleeve is the “easier” surgery. if you have any problems with Gerd then Bypass is your best option, otherwise you’ll most likely need a revision anyway
  12. What happened at the hospital?
  13. NYJenn replied to sillykitty's topic in The Lounge
    Went on an interview for a job I don’t want ??‍♀️
  14. 2 days for insurance approval and about 2 weeks until surgery date
  15. NYJenn replied to sillykitty's topic in The Lounge
    Happy Monday ya’ll Off to work...
  16. You are in the worst part right now. You’re in pain, can’t eat, lonely, regretful. It gets better, so much better. Give it another week and you’ll feel 80% better then you do right now. Go for a walk, enjoy some sunshine!
  17. You just had your surgery, so chances are, you aren’t eating much, so there’s not much poo
  18. Your arms look absolutely amazing!
  19. Mine has been super low as well, following surgery. I do get dizzy when I stand up too quickly or get overheated. IDK if there’s much we can do though. I do drink 80oz of water per day. It might not be enough, but I have a REALLY hard time drinking water as it is
  20. I changed placements at work (I’m a special education teacher who is contracted out to work in hospitals, private schools, specialized programs, etc) so it’s been odd to meet all these new people that never knew me when I was big. They must just think this is what I look like. It’s strange to think that
  21. Same happened to me and the surgical team also wasn’t very helpful. I ended up toughing it out, but I probably should have gone to the ER/urgent care for fluids
  22. I bought a new one today (bulletproof maybe) and I returned to isopure
  23. You’ll be fine...but if you’re not ready, you’re not ready. You can delay you surgery if you want

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