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New&Improved

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Everything posted by New&Improved

  1. If you want to change something do it nobody else can do it for you. Take responsibility for yourself and your choices. You can do it if you put your mind to it. Weight loss is 90% mental
  2. Travel more. Start a family. Get married.
  3. Yes it's not just a diet it's a whole new way of life.. a lifestyle
  4. Still can't get over how America ltd you leave the same day or even the next day...
  5. I had the regular BYPASS was sore a few days but now over 9 months out with no complications..
  6. Wow okay most ppl are on liquids just before and after surgery
  7. Not me.. lol I'm glad I lost my man boobs.. totally gone...
  8. Are you going to have surgery? If so you'll be on liquids
  9. You'll hear ppl talking about stalls being very common
  10. Yes definitely.. I don't even recognize myself
  11. Not really maybe some walking just ate low calories and like no carbs or sugar for months; I personally was not hungry for months and lived off shakes and yoghurt... Lost like 20lbs a month on average
  12. Welcome to the RNY club ?
  13. Excellent work... I also had bypass and loved it and 9 months post op and lost all my excess weight ?
  14. Pick yourself up and get back on track you can do it
  15. Well I'm a man and much taller but I still made my goal and even went below my goal within the first year... But I had RNY bypass.... It is possible you just have to be vigilant...
  16. I've been through it all and out the other side now in maintenance
  17. I personally chose the RNY as my first and only surgery and it has worked flawlessly for me
  18. Yes wait until you get the first weigh in and stuff before you worry about weight loss... I personally changed my diet from 2 months before surgery just for my own piece of mind and it worked out for me even the surgeon said I got a headstart on my weight loss and I've done really well lost all my excess weight... I personally just woke up one day and started on shakes and was only on like 500cal Max for a few months...
  19. Never worry about losing too much it will slow down before you know it and you will wish it was quick again
  20. You could be bloated from gas for a week or more
  21. Well I've heard all kinds of versions about what insurance companies can do or say or change the rules
  22. I had the bypass and it has been amazing for me
  23. I'm in Australia luckily In S.A so no restrictions as such.... I feel it gives me more time to prepare meals and plan meals... I'm only 9 months post op so don't get hungry much but to keep busy I'll binge on new TV shows Netflix and stuff.. Hopefully can start gym soon which will be good... Just need to find hobby to keep yourself busy

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