Lilmama22

Ok this may seem weird...but I am a little weird so here it goes. How do you really know the difference in the feeling? What I mean is I have heard that the G spot orgasm makes you feel like you have to pee, so how do you know if really have to pee or if it is the orgasm? Since I have lost weight I have had that feeling and it has been a good one but distracting because I don't know if it is good thing or a icky thing. Any details would be helpful :smile2: Oh and the shot for the G spot I heard was like Botox for the G spot. IDK

Thank you! That helps alot.

What hair products are good to use on Remi? Has anyone tried the lace weave system?

My Doc is different from most, I think. Since getting off the mushies I have been on strickly protein. I think I will be on that for 4-6. Which isn't so bad because I am a meat person. I will have my first fill on the 22nd which I just realized is next week. Wow!

Boris, Shamar Moore, Marcus Houston! MMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmm

Yeah!!!! Believe me the time will fly by so fast. Congrats

Hello all just checking in to see how ya'll are doing. How is the post surgery diet going for all. Am I the only one that still seems to be filled with enough gas to take out a small town? ROFL

Hello all I have a touched question. I was banded on July 15th and had not had a visit from my SPECIAL friend since then. Well she visited me last week because she thought I missed her. The problem I had with her this month and I had not considered before is the sweet tooth she always brings with her. What if anything are ya'll eating or doing to get past the sweet tooth monster?

It was on slow users unite the title was A Few Tips From A Slow Loser - Now Past Goal -. She even gives sample meals. I hope this helps.

I read on another post last week where that was happening to someone. That person posted they started adding a little more protein to each meal. For example if she was having eggs she would add cheese. It was a long post but I will see if I can find it and let you know.

Hello all ya'll Illinois folk. I am in Plainfield and had my surgery performed by Dr Joyce on July 15th. There are more people from IL than I thought. Last I checked it appeared all the post for IL were old. To those who used or are going to use Dr Joyce why did you chose him?

Hey all I haven't posted in forvever but I'm back! LOL. I have lost a total of 34lbs. That is going back to before the pre-op diet, which is where I lost most of my weight.

I know this has probably been answered a million times before but.... Why do the docs recommend mushies? What is the difference if you eat reg food and chew it a billion times? How long are most people having to stay on mushies? I am doing the mushies and finding it hard to eat all my food because I recon I eat based on the appearance of the food. So after eating about half of my little portion I get bored. Does any one have any insight into any of this.:scared2:

Penturn I am pretty weak too. I usually get tired after walking a short distance and I have to sit and rest for a minute. I have been reading probably more post now to see if people have experience what I am feeling than I ever did before surgery. Don't get to down on things keep in mind this was your first step to a new healthier you. Feel free to send me a private message and we can exchange email addresses. You may also want to contact the Person who did your psych eval. I know mine told me to give her a call if ever I needed anything. Hope to hear from you soon.

As previously stated I think every doc is different. My Doc has me on Mushies for 2 weeks and I think (going on old timers memory) I will be doing just protien for awhile after that no veggies. Which is cool with me I'm a big meat eater. The coffee tea thing...after surgery they brought in some decaf tea with my delicious meal. so I would say for my Doc decaf tea is cool but coffee they wanted me to wait a couple of weeks even then decaf only.