Tess0554

I am looking for advice, I am 16 months out and on New Year’s Eve I ate 4 hits of acid and an 1/8th of magic shrooms and I smoked like 3 blunts of some dank azz chronic and I blew a bunch of lines of cocaine and I bonged like 14 beers and today I feel like sh*t. Did I damage my sleeve?

I think everyone pre n post op and hungry as shit and angry from eating chicken broth all day lmao y’all chill

I think everyone pre n post op and hungry as shit and angry from eating chicken broth all day lmao y’all chill

I bet you had a blast!!! Lmao sorry you had a bad time afterwards!
I have zero experience with your drug of choice, but I know a little bud can mess up your diet when the munchies kick in lol
I guess you just gotta Live and learn from each life experience! People are way too uptight...
Thanks for sharing!

I think everyone pre n post op and hungry as shit and angry from eating chicken broth all day lmao y’all chill

I'm not a prankster... jeesh I think I'll not ask for advice again

Look you need to go through a detox, warm tea, spring Water and rest. You are doing coke and alcohol likely due to anxiety and depression. You need a psychologist and psychiatrist so you can stop self medicating. First you need to ensure you have proper sleeping patterns then get on a prescription like Wellbutrin to calm your mind and body. I don’t judge I’m here to help. I personally am on Wellbutrin and it helped me bear alcoholism

You didn't wreck it, but you're going to have to go slow on the alcohol from now on. I'm guessing you're in the UK and this is going to be hard, since pretty much everything is centered around drinking in a way it isn't in the US, but your tolerance for alcohol is going to be radically different from what it was before. I'm ten months out and can get knocked for a loop with two G&Ts. Three months is still pretty early for reintroducing alcohol, talk to your doctor about when you can start drinking again - and obviously your changed drinking tolerance is going to impact decision-making... and that's where the coke comes in. Because you know you shouldn't be doing that with a compromised digestive system and surgical healing.
Talk to your doctor about the recreational drugs too. Or, if you think you're going to hit a judgement wall there, talk to another health counselor.
If it helps at all, there's a significant cultural difference US/UK when it comes to talking about drugs, and I think you accidentally ran into the buzzsaw with your original post. The puritanical streak in the US is considerably wider and more opinionated than in the UK. There are a lot of posts around this forum about how people's social lives have changed now they can't drink much and it's changed the way they experience the bar, so maybe look up some of those to find fellow travelers?

A thought - what goes up your nose usually finds it's way to your stomach. Coke is terribly hard on our soft tissues and may give you a tummy ache, as will the boozers.
Please, if you need help with this kind of behavior, call your team, fess it up and get help! Even if it is a "one off" you may tend toward it more now that food is limited. There are support groups out there that can help keep you on the straight and narrow.
Best of luck to you!

Thank u so much for an honest answer. I'm 3 months out this was the first time with alcohol and drugs ( I did this lots before wls) I just got drunkand kind of forgot about the sleeve and then panicked I'd wrecked all my good work
I'm managing to keep Water down today so hopefully it's going away... defo a lesson learnt

I made a mistake last week and had a couple of lines of coke with beers while at a friend's house over Xmas
3 days later I started to feel nauseous and had diarohea
I've now been laid up in bed for 3 days vomiting and have flu symptoms
My sleeve is sore and I haven't eaten for 3 days
Is it just coincidence that I've caught a winter bug or have the drugs and drink done this to me?

I just wondered if others who had had wls had a similar experience. Thank you for answering

I don't know the answer which is why I'm asking. I made a mistake and am asking for advice

Good Luck on your Journey!

I have told coworkers and family but I’m hiding from everyone that I’m getting surgery in Mexico. When I initially told them everyone was against it, then I said I’m getting it in San Diego now everyone ok. I don’t like lying I just want them to support my choice and trust that I did all the research

Congratulations!!! My insurance said I had to wait a year because they won’t pay until I retire, so I’m feb I am going to mexico. I’ve seen really great reviews about the facility and surgeon. Reading reviews on this forum has eased a lot of my anxiety

* UPDATE! I ended up going with Dr. Jalil Illan Fraijo @ Bariatric Pal MX
Best choice I could have ever done!
6 weeks out VSG

I hear good things about them..congrats

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I have told coworkers and family but I’m hiding from everyone that I’m getting surgery in Mexico. When I initially told them everyone was against it, then I said I’m getting it in San Diego now everyone ok. I don’t like lying I just want them to support my choice and trust that I did all the research

@tess0554 I am in Canada, my surgery is in Montreal.

I have told coworkers and family but I’m hiding from everyone that I’m getting surgery in Mexico. When I initially told them everyone was against it, then I said I’m getting it in San Diego now everyone ok. I don’t like lying I just want them to support my choice and trust that I did all the research

February 18th! Good luck February peeps

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St Augustine, Florida with U.S Bariatrics. Insurance was able to pull through for me but had it not worked out I would have done shillingford in margate or Ariel Ortiz in MX.

Feb 11th surgery date here! I’m so excited and nervous all at once!! This forum has been such an amazing resource the last 7 months as I researched and planned. You guys are awesome ❤️❤️

Will do. And you do the same after you have yours for I’ve learned a lot here and have gotten some relief and what to expect for every body is different but my doctor told me beings I had a lap band before that my body could act differently than others. ?? So I may have to even work harder.