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OriginalGaPeach

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Everything posted by OriginalGaPeach

  1. Hi...I had surgery October 17th weighing at 384pds. I'm now 325 pds.
  2. Hi, I am ready to begin working out with a personal trainer. I would like to know if I should tell my trainer about my Gastric Sleeve surgery or not?? I'm asking because they will put together a nutrition plan ; yet I don't eat much as it is.
  3. [emoji255] So I'm 46pds. down and I am in shock but grateful!! Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  4. Sorry for the late response..I had foot surgery. But I had an allergic reaction and broke out...thankfully I'm healed, just waiting for my skin to clear.[emoji255] Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  5. I can't hold anything down. Doesn't matter if it's fluid first, but will see my Doctor again next week. Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  6. It has solid foods..but I'm still during puree. Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  7. Tell him Thank you for showing his 'True Self' yet again. He has toldvyou before exactly wjat he thinks about you snd your weight...what are You waiting to hear from him??? There's nothing that you can do or try to do to make him acknowledge this decision of surgery. Focus on your surgery and then as you heal...make time to push him out of your life along with the carbs you don't need. He's not supporting you, so why keep him around?? He sounds like people who want to see you fail and that is no longer an option. Focus on yourself, stay Prayed up and stop worrying about him. Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  8. Hi [emoji2], I am in my 4th week of Postop and I never dealt with nausea the first 2weeks after surgery. So this is frustrating...when I eat or drink something; it may come back up and it's frustrating because I can't truly enjoy solid foods..[emoji13] Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  9. Thanks, I have my 2week post-op next week. I feel because I'm not taking in enough water maybe the issue. Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  10. Water intake is still a bit low. I've graduated from sipping to at least 2 gulps here and there. But then it feels like it's stuck in my chest all day... Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  11. Hi, today is my week 2 Post-op!! I'm still feeling light headed if I stand to long, I want to walk more but it's difficult when I have to lay down so quickly after being dizzy. I'm happy most of the time...yet I feel lonely a lot and tired of sitting around the house. [emoji9] Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  12. I thought about these things over and over. I enjoy a drink and shots here and there especially while Football is playing...but I can wait 6months or more to introduce those things back to my life. But just knowing that I'm doing this surgery in order to Live a Healthier Life; made these little thoughts go away. I call them little because the bigger scope is getting healthy and not worrying about food....especially because this is what got me here in the first place. You will be fine, I am literally 1week post op and excited about introducing shakes back to my life and etc. So believe me once surgery is over, you won't feel those cravings right away. Thank God and ask him for strength within everything![emoji18] Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  13. I'm 40 and had mines October 17th. I admit that I never thought about having surgery until earlier this year. After a horrific 2017, I put on so much weight and I'm happy that I made this decision for the betterment of my life! Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  14. Good morning, I'm from Georgia and I had my sleeve done October 17th. So far I'm doing good, trying to get rid of a rash and starting to actually sip more water than before. Congratulations on your surgery[emoji255] Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  15. Hi...yes I had mine October 17th. Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  16. Hi...I had my Sleeve done on October 17th and just recently I've endured gas pains that are quite annoying. What exactly does heating pads do and where do you put them? Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  17. Oh wow the same day, yes....Gastric Sleeve Twins...lol! Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  18. That's awesome, how have you been? Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  19. Thanks, I can truly tell that you all supportive and positive.[emoji3] Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  20. Hi, I totally agree. Even eating the sugar free popsicles, they taste great and I'm enjoying every minute. I can't have protein shakes again until next week. I have to do clear liquids this week. Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  21. Hello everyone, this is my first post! I'm thrilled to have found this website; I just had my Sleeve done on October 17th. I am thankful that I truly have only had some soreness and gas pains these past few weeks. I am following my doctors rules along with listening to my body for a change.[emoji2] [emoji3] Live...Love...Laugh [emoji3]
  22. I did the same thing...I only confided in my daughter, sister, my best friend and another friend. I don't want to hear anyones opinions again about my life. Sent from my LGMP450 using BariatricPal mobile app

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