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KRush88

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  1. I’m on day 2 post op (sleeved 8/6) 1 & a half days in the hospital, I’m home now. Yesterday I could do everything for myself I even passed some gas ( gas pain is no joke). Today (8/8/18) I woke up on my own little pain and no assistance from anyone. I think it’s a mental thing. I also think it’s going to depend on how you’re feeling after surgery if you will need much help at home. The day of surgery I was soooooo weak but today I feel ready to walk some. A little gas pain and little stomach pain but other then that I’m doing fine for myself. Drinking is a bit of a challenge. Cold stuff worsens my gas pains hot stuff helps me pass gas. Overall, I feel great ! I will be back in no time. Now I’m just waiting to go #2.


  2. On 08/06/2018 at 12:57, MK686 said:



    Hi, everyone! I'm new to this community and WOW, what an incredible resource! I've been reading through posts for about a week and it's been really insightful. Thank you all!




    I'm trying to figure out my post-op support for when I'm released from the hospital and head home (I live alone). I know everyone is different, but how long did someone help you out at home after surgery before you felt like you were good to go on your own?




    If you have any other insights or considerations related to this as well, please let me know. Thanks so much!


    I’m on day 2 post op (sleeved 8/6) 1 & a half days in the hospital, I’m home now. Yesterday I could do everything for myself I even passed some gas ( gas pain is no joke). Today I woke up on my own little pain and no assistance from anyone. I think it’s a mental thing. I also think it’s going to depend on how you’re feeling after surgery. The day of surgery I was soooooo weak but today I feel fine. A little gas pain and little stomach pain but other then that I’m doing fine for myself.


  3. On 08/08/2018 at 04:26, LaLaDee said:



    First day of your period is “day one”. So you might count 28 days and then you get your period again and you start a new cycle. A typical cycle is usually 28 days, but it can vary from 21 to 35 days.




    I track my cycle using an app, but you can just circle the first day of your period in your paper diary and count back to your last circle. This helps you know when your period is due and what your cycle is.




    There is a lot of info online and apps that help you know when in your cycle you are most likely to conceive too and how to track it.














    Thank you


  4. On 08/07/2018 at 18:32, LaLaDee said:



    My cycle had changed. I’m 34, no kids. I’ve gone from a 28 day cycle to a 24 day cycle. I also used to start quite light, now it’s heavier and shorter I think. I’m a year out and this 24 day thing is pretty weird.


    Can you explain how you count your cycle?


  5. On 08/05/2018 at 12:04, Frustr8 said:

    Say

    Would I rather drag around too tired to do housework

    Too out of breath to climb stairs

    Legs hurt too bad to go for much of a walk

    Only go outside when the temprature's right

    Too cold and and,you ache

    Too hot and you sweat buckets

    Not be able to fit normal-sized seating and pretty colored clothing

    Have people look at you like you were a disgusting bug

    Be known as that fat broad or big man when you have a perfectly lovely name your parents gave you.

    Have people you haven't seen for awhile say " Oh are you still living?"

    Have younger people tell you take

    up too much space, waste too much of the world's resources so just die, and do,it quickly

    Get up every morning knowing that you are in pain and this is As little pain you will have until you try to move

    Look at yourself in the mirror and not,mind how you look. Even worse, not own. a mirror you can see all of you in.

    Know that no matter how much you eat your stomach will hurt and feel unsatisfied.

    Know when you get up you don't really matter to anyone and you pray for death to realease you from your dismal existence

    After All this You Still want to Stay as You Are'---then More Power to You. It will take every drop of your Power to Even Exist!

    If you reject any or all of the above then join me in seeking and obtaining Life Changing Surgery. You see, either I or People I cared for have had all the above, many died out of Hope, but by,all I hold dear, all I find Good and Holy, I shall not merely exist. I don't walk slowly, I run as fast as my legs, old as they are, can move toward my surgery. Better the Person I can become than the weary depressed hollow shell I had become. I will enter the Operating Theatre with a Song in My ❤, when I wake up again, and yes I shall wake, for my surgeon has a perfect record which I shall not besmirch, I will have a smile😛 from cheek to cheek upon my face, what pain I have will be mild and negatory for the final result will be having my chance at continued life, and this one will be SO MUCH BETTER!

    Don't be Jello, quivering and fearful, join me , strong and resolute in my Bright Shining New Day! Joy always has and always will Trump sorrow!🌈
    Will you're my bariatric Godmother 😍😍 you're amazing!!


  6. Tomorrow is my big day, as excited as I am, I'm so nervous that things are not going to go so well. Everything that I can think of negatively has been thought of. I now have doubts and an ongoing headache that's only getting worse. I'm starting to rethink my decision to have this surgery. I rushed this process and now I'm doubting every step I've ever made!


  7. On 08/02/2018 at 15:05, Cherry Ann said:



    Hi all :) My surgery is Aug 6th so I will be preparing the house and getting everything ready for me to come home to after surgery this weekend. I have been kind of nesting already if that makes sense. I just know I will worry about something needing to be accomplished if I don't do it all now. I think i'm more worried about that then surgery lol!


    I'm August 6th 11:30 am as well. I'm trying to prepare for after surgery with clean laundry, and a clean house.


  8. On 07/24/2018 at 10:37, sariejack said:



    Hi everyone,




    I am new to the forum. I am scheduled to have VGS on August 6th. I weigh about twice what I should and have high blood pressure. Insurance approved it and I am good to go--but I can't get over the fear of not waking up from the surgery, and the shame that I let my weight get to the point that I need medical intervention.




    Has anyone else struggled with these emotions? If so, what can I do to overcome them?


    Same date, same fear! I go at 9:30 and my fear of not waking up are horrible. I just keep thinking about a deep relaxing sleep and consider surgery as that. I'm praying everything goes well for us both. I'm sure it will.

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