NYJenn

Oh man! The protein powder I used before mixed beautifully in my morning coffee. I loved it, I only bought this one because it was a little cheaper.

Have you had your surgery yet? Weddings truly bring out the worst in people, I’m convinced of it. Could she be jealous that you have lost weight and look great and people might be looking at you instead of her? I know it seems petty, but like I said, weddings turn seemingly normal people into total nut jobs

Do they others beside Cabernet? 14 months out and I do miss wine

Can anyone help me? I tried adding isopure unflavored to my coffee this morning! Ahhhh! Gross! Did I get a bad batch?

I spent two nights in the hospital; the day of my surgery I arrived in the morning and stayed over and then the whole next day, I went home about 11am on day three. So maybe 52 hours

I dedicate today’s mixed patterns to Tea

My program tracks protein and water and carbs but never calories. It has worked for me but I can understand how it may not work for everyone

My nurse told me there’s no such thing...once it stretches, it stretches

14 months, always cold. On the bright side I was able to enjoy summer this year without sweating like a pig all day long #swampass ?

My first pair of size 10 pants since about 9th grade!!! It might be time to switch to medium size shirts though ?

Only down one pound this month but I’m crushing these squats! My buns will look great

Multi vitamin twice a day, calcium twice a day, iron, b1, and b12

So I suffer from horrible migraines and my surgeon said that the very occasional prescription NSAID (a few times a year) for a migraine that won’t quit is fine. Let me explain though, these are migraines that require hospitalization so in those times, I have to weigh the possibility of an ulcer against the quality of life during the migraine. I have done it a few times, I don’t recommend it, but you have to make your own choice

My bypass was the best choice I ever made...128 lbs in 14 months. I’m happy and healthy.

Best: being healthy, happy and in a good place mentally (no more depression meds) Worst: it’s not a cake walk. It takes work. I run, I workout with a trainer, I take my vitamins/supplements, i measure/weigh my food....surgery is not a “fix” It’s a tool. You can sabotage it if you choose to. You have to make yourself accountable

Mine told me gummies are no good

I have never heard of this being. A side effect of WLS. Maybe talk to you doctor? So scary

The headache was probably the hardest part the liquid diet for me. I promise it will pass though

Weighed myself this morning and I’ve officially hit a normal BMI...booya!!!

Trying out these old navy pixie pants you ladies have talked so much about. Off to work today

Did my 75 squats and then my trainer decides to add squats and lunges into today’s workout...um, no thanks! So glad tomorrow is a rest day

I went from 286 to 252...so in the first 30 days I lost 34

Usually I’m very good about it, however this day (my own fault) I waited way too long between meals and was eating much faster/taking larger bites then I should have (I knew it too). Lesson learned

14 months out from WLS, ate too fast...threw up HARD...burst the blood vessels around my eyes. Chew thoroughly, eat slow. Have a pleasant day

This NY gal is ready for opening day!