Brockbabe82

Welcome to LBT, and good luck with your journey!

Relax! You are sounding like you are doing everything the right way, so just continue to do it that way. If you keep worrying the only thing you are going to do is hinder your progress, so relax, and enjoy the start of your happier and healthier life!

I'm sorry you are having such a tough time! Keep your head up and demand some answers! Keep us all posted

way to go!!! Keep up the great work!

congrats!!!! That is awesome!:thumbup:

Kathy I am so sorry for what your going through. How are you feeling? Are you intending on getting rebanded? Hope all is well.Take care of yourself!

I would say between 1100-1400 depending on what exactly you are doing with your exercise regime. Remember you need to make some time for your health in your day. Even if you have to do stairs, or jog in place, etc, your still moving. Be selfish if you have to. Belly dancing is a great form of exercise, I hope you enjoy it. Good luck, and chew slowly!

Congrats on the 65 pounds, and jump starting your weight loss again! Keep up the great work, you sound like you have the right attitude!

I have read thatthe amount of fat affects estrogen. When you lose fat, our bodies hormone levels naturally change. When you lose fat fast eventually even out, especially once you start losing rapidly. I hope this helps, call your doc though if it doesnt change. Good luck!

my only advice is for you to get a hold of your surgeon. You don't want to risk having an infection. I hope everything is okay, keep us posted.

Sorry to hear of your difficulties. Are you following all the rules of the band, and exercising? Hope to hear your back on track, keep us posted. Good luck!

First off let this be the start of your new band life. Don't look back anymore, look forward. You need to make a conscious effort to start following the rules of the band. Then you need to start incorporating exercise in your day. One thing you really need to do is make the band one of your most significant priorities. The band will make you happier, healthier, and perhaps better equipped to deal with the stressors in your life. Take it day by day, hour by hour if you have to. Just remember you have a whole family of supporters here to help. Anytime you need to talk email me, I will try my best to help you. The most important thing you need to know is you ARE worth it!

I dont think it is anything really dangerous but I would call your surgeon just to double check. Sending healthy vibes your way!:blushing:

My work has similar guidlines and I was back to work 15 days post op. I had to take it slow at first but after a couple of days I was back in the swing of things. Good luck to you!

Good luck and congrats to all of you!:blushing:

Sending you positive and healthy vibes through your journey! Good luck and congrats!

This is where the term Bandster Hell comes in affect. The period between surgery and first fill. Like it was said before some people even gain weight, so good for you for going in th eopposite direction. keep your head up and keep doing what your doing! good luck!

Congrats to both of you on the start of happier and healthier yous. Good luck to you both!

They just don't want you to gain weight. They want to see that you can commit yourself and follow a diet program. Its one of those things where they think if they cannot follow a diet preop they will not do it post op. So I don't think there is a specific number to lose. Good luck

Trish, I am glad your daughter got such wonderful people working with her. I wish you bot nothing but success. Take care!

Congrats on entering band land! Remember take it one day at a time!

I would just call your surgeon to cover your bases. Maybe just pulled at your port site, but to be sure I would call. Good luck!

PBing mean productive burping and it is what happens if you eat something that cannot get past the band. Basically you just throw it back up. Sliming usually precedes pbing and it is when your body creates a lot of saliva in your mouth and mucus in your stomach to aid in throwing the stuck item back up.

I definitely do not think that it is normal. Call your surgeon just to be safe. I hope everything works out, good luck!

Glad to hear your surgery was so smooth! Keep up the good work!