crystalwolf
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crystalwolf got a reaction from Hrsnjs in New to the app.
Thank you everyone for you thoughts. ❤
I have been in for my 3 month check up and have had anothe EGD done. They found that there was a small flap of scar tissue covering half the opening to the new attachment site of the intestines causing the pain as the food was passing through. They hv removed it and I am doing so much better now. I hv now lost 65lbs since surgery and 105lbs from the beginning Of this whole process. I'm so happy and much more healthy now.
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crystalwolf got a reaction from Hrsnjs in New to the app.
Thank you everyone for you thoughts. ❤
I have been in for my 3 month check up and have had anothe EGD done. They found that there was a small flap of scar tissue covering half the opening to the new attachment site of the intestines causing the pain as the food was passing through. They hv removed it and I am doing so much better now. I hv now lost 65lbs since surgery and 105lbs from the beginning Of this whole process. I'm so happy and much more healthy now.
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crystalwolf got a reaction from Hrsnjs in New to the app.
Thank you everyone for you thoughts. ❤
I have been in for my 3 month check up and have had anothe EGD done. They found that there was a small flap of scar tissue covering half the opening to the new attachment site of the intestines causing the pain as the food was passing through. They hv removed it and I am doing so much better now. I hv now lost 65lbs since surgery and 105lbs from the beginning Of this whole process. I'm so happy and much more healthy now.
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crystalwolf reacted to Danny Paul in New comer
I get that feeling when I eat or drink too fast. I had to learn how to eat and drink much slower. I also find that if I eat dense Proteins such as nuts and some types of fish like salmon I also get that feeling. Eight weeks is a short time post surgery. Your body is getting used to the changes and you're learning new things vis a vis on what your body can tolerate now. As time goes by you'll get used to the changes and how they affect your body.