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ok real quick...……..surgery 21st stayed two nights due to vomiting. Lots of meds for pain . I hate morphine just made me very nauseated. Toradol IV with Zofran was the key. I have came to the conclusion thru reading and now experience the first 24 is a given to be feeling shitty. The second day could be as well. A fresh gown and mini wash up will make you feel better. I used icepacks they are the cats meow!...apparently you may have stomach spasms. it feels like you stomach is twisting and then the pain at the end of your esophagus it did not get better til they gave me a steroid dose to calm down the inflammation which then calm down the pain. ice packs. discharged 58 hours after surgery. I went home and went straight to bed. feeling very week Friday a little better focused on fluid and rest..Just trying to sleep thru Saturday the same sunday. SMALL amount of house work and back to bed down 17 pounds from Tuesday

we are here just get on your phone...

no this program does not require full liquids

just do the best you can . why did you eat was it stress eating or just wanted some substance. Your human either way.Just know that we are here for you are embarking on a new journey for yourself and its not going to be easy to change old habits. Grab on and enjoy the ride to the new you

the reason they want you to do liquids is to clear your liver so they have room to work. You want everything to go well right? Try a little harder. You will be fine. My surgeon does not do liquid diets and I found out she has the surgery years ago. Hang in there

so my sleeve was the 21st. the surgery was difficult from previous scare tissue. Post op I had vomiting. Everytime I went to belch I threw up. Remember they put gas in your belly. So the first day I was without any fluids. Stayed an extra day. Fluids went slowly I am almost pain free now. I feel like normal except for some numbness in my belly from the lidocaine or cut nerve endings. which both may take a while to completely go away. I am not taking any narcotics just Toradol IV. I CANT WAIT to go home and get some rest. I may have slept 2 hours straight in two days. I hope you guys are well. My fear has turned into excitement for my new life. be well

First Nurses don't serve. Yes I am a nurse. I understand how your feeling but not knowing what's going on outside of those doors. Let me help. The incentive spirometer is exactly that...ALL it is, is to give you incentive to take deep breaths to prevent pneumonia. It can be done without it. I am sorry the nurse did not come back. the ratio of nurse to patient is ridiculous ! But again I am sorry you had that experience. How are you today?

how are you My goodness that sounds rough! Is there anyone on his team you can talk to ?

you go !!

Good for you!

would temperature of the water help?

what happen whats wrong?

I just had my televisit with my surgeon. She said that I will be on a Toradol drip, as well iv pain meds and ice packs to apply to my belly. I will dry to video my experience to share. I hope I don't send anything crazy while I am on those meds. lol To all that had their surgeries ..Congrats to your reset. May it be as wonderful as you dreamed. Leave the old mindset behind with your excess pounds.

6 days and counting

Still the best thing I have read on this website.

are you walking ? push past the pain walk.

Is my program they only one that lets me eat to the surgery. I eat 4 servings of protein and endless vegetables. wowo

Thank you for taking the time to share your journey!/What a fantasic journey! Thank you brother.

Snappish please feel free to be very open about your journey with us. I think we all need a little more encouragement on the mental changes that have to take place to be successful.

please know that your mind has to change as much as your belly.Hang in fight thru and know you have a new mind to work on as well.

how are you?

how are you doing with you preop diet

I started today too. need to drink more...its toohot not to

how do you feel how was the pain?

hang in there brother ..I am so sorry.