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  1. I've officially surpassed 80lbs of weight loss! Working on that 100lbs!

    1. acopas

      acopas

      Way to go!

  2. Hi everyone I'm Merill🖐️ I've just joined your blog, I'm due to have gastric bypass on the 27th of April, I weigh at a 100 kilos atm, hoping to gain some Insight and knowledge and share my own experiences with other people who have gone through the same - have so many questions racing in my head lol. Pls wish me luck 🤞😊

    1. Merill

      Merill

      Thank you so much for sharing Tina, I totally agree, people are very uneducated about weight loss, you are absolutely right! I will look into this book for sure, as I really want this to work🙏❤️

    2. Debber

      Debber

      Hi Merill! I am Debber. I just joined this blog today. I am scheduled to have gastric bypass on April 27th, as well. As the date approaches, I've gotten a little anxious, but looking forward to it, too. Here's to a successful surgery and journey for us! :)

    3. Merill

      Merill

      Hi Debber,

      Firstly congratulations you're on your upcoming surgery which is not far off! 🥳🥳

      Unfortunately my scheduled date has been postponed due to covid cases taking up all the beds in the hospital and I've been told either May 2nd or the 16th even those days aren't guaranteed at this time! it all depends on the availability of the beds.

      Oh well I look at it from a glass half full side, I'm a believer that everything happens for a reason, better late than never! Good luck on your surgery and please keep me updated as I will be following you😊

      All the best🤞🙏😊

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  3. I'm losing more than weight. Ran labs to prep for my annual exam and since my pre-op labs in September (sleeved 10/13), I've lost:

    • 39pts off my Total Cholesterol including...
      • 29pts off LDL
      • 33pts off Triglycerides
    • 18pts off fasting glucose & almost normal range
    • A1C is lower on low end of "pre-diabetic" range

    My surgeon does labs at 6 months, so this is cool info to have in the meantime!

    1. Kaguragetshealthy_87

      Kaguragetshealthy_87

      Good for you! 😀

    2. DonnaGS

      DonnaGS

      That is wonderful! Good for you. Thats what I'm going for also, get those numbers down and get my liver happy.

  4. I loss 19 pounds my first 7 days post op 🙌🏽 (Water weight or real weight.. weight is weight to me.. I’ll take it lol) I make sure I keep my water with me 24.7 and I walk every chance I get. I cook dinner for my kids with no problems. I have zero cravings!  By next week I should be in the 200’s. Haven’t been there since high school 🥲

    1. MiaPie

      MiaPie

      I had my surgery 11/17 and hit 299 this morning! :) Rooting for you!

    2. UniquelyMe28

      UniquelyMe28

      Congrats I’m at 289 now. Its a wonderful feeling, right!?

  5. Finally home! Now I can get some rest. I hate sleeping in hospitals. Little to no pain. No gas pain but I still took a gas x just in case. Oh and I gained 10 pounds of fluid weight 😩 

  6. My surgery is set for 11/24! I started 2 years ago trying to lose weight I was at my heaviest 303 pounds. I lost 60 lbs and gained 30 back.  I am ready for this journey. 

  7. Hope you guys are still doing alright. I'm still drowning in work but managed to take a 4-day-weekend this week.

    Stumbled across this and had to think of the "choosing the goal weight"-threads and that many people obviously don't seem to fully realize what it might cost them to get (and stay!) there.

    https://www.precisionnutrition.com/cost-of-getting-lean-infographic

    It's just an infographic, there is a longer text available. 

  8. I just found this site and joined and it looks like it’s going to be a big help for me. I’m 4 1/2 months in on my preop weight loss plan and I have really been struggling and making terrible decisions for the past month. And it showed up on the scale. I just wanted to say hello and see if anyone has any words of wisdom for someone who is struggling before the surgery even happens.

  9. Hi everyone, I have been reading posts here for a while and have learned so much from all of you. My VSG takes place on 31st May and after looking forward to this for so long I am now experiencing a lot of anxiety about it.  I am worried that I could be one of the very few that will experience a leak and I'll end up having to stay in hospital for months or worse! I'm not worried about the pain or not being able to eat and drink my favourite foods (well, that's not entirely true, I do wonder how I'll cope in social situations as I am not telling anyone apart from my husband, who is also scheduled for VSG one month after me, and my grown-up children. What I am REALLY worried about it not working for me. I have yo-yo dieted my whole adult life and use to find it relatively easy to lose weight, Not any more! Over the past couple of years I have tried many VLC diets and lost nothing, or even put on weight! So,  my concern is that having the sleeve that literally forces me to controls the amount I can eat will be no different to a  VLCD. I am 56 and I know that it is harder to lose at my age. I am praying with everything I have that getting the sleeve will do something miraculous to change my sluggish metabolism that will help me lose this weight!  Any insight would be much appreciated.

    1. Christina Mansfield

      Christina Mansfield

      Hi I quite understand your anxiety. I had it too just three days before my Op which was on Thursday. I am now out the other side and SO glad that I did not lose my nerve. I am at home again and just taking it easy. I was so nervous but my Friends and Family have been so supportive. One tip take loose pyjamas into the Hospital with you. I am so glad I took mine. Makes you a lot more comfortable. Good luck and just start imagining the new post op you. I also if it helps had a supply of protein drinks at home ready for the first couple of weeks. I have protein lemon water and also bought some spray vitamins which have been so good as I cannot go back to my gummy vitamins for a couple of weeks. I am on day three and made myself a yogurt and semi skimmed milk smoothie with liquidised blue berries strained through a sieve. I have made enough for two portions . Dead easy and so much nicer than some of those flavoured low fat yogurts. We are all thinking of you . Honestly I have had worse operations xx

    2. aussiescot

      aussiescot

      Ah, you are a treasure to respond to my rambling anxieties! I'm new to this forum and only just found your reply! I'm so glad you got on ok and are out the other end! I have protein powder and protein water powder in a couple of flavours at the ready. I must try and fins spray vitamins. I've never heard of that before but it sounds like a great idea, especially when you can't eat your gummies. I have chewable multivitamins so I wonder if I'll be allowed to take them? Ou, thank you also for the advice about tge loose jammies, I will definitely take them. Take care and keep in touch. x

  10. Hi Im new on here I recently had gastric bypass about 6 weeks ago. Overall the surgery was a success however I feel like Im at a weight hick up dr says im doing everything right but I was still expecting to be dropping more weight. And drinking is a little bit of a challenge but im pushing through. I know everything takes time and Im still healing. Anyone having these issues too?

    1. Kikikayaker

      Kikikayaker

      what you’re going through is absolutely normal I cannot stress enough to stay hydrated. It is incredibly important to stay hydrated! The weight loss is going to come off stay hydrated get the protein and stay with the diet that the doctor recommends do not try to skip the steps! just remember you’re in this for the long haul! I am currently six months out from my surgery and I am extremely happy with it just remember you’re doing this for your health and well-being… And you’re not alone… If you have an air bubble that you feel in your chest that is normal… A lot of us have been through it just stay hydrated listen to your doctor follow the steps and be proud of yourself.-holly 6mo post op gastric bypass you got this!

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  11. Congrats on the weight loss thus far. I’m 3 weeks post op and started at around your weight (492). When did you start eating “normally” again? If you have. 

    1. Kikikayaker

      Kikikayaker

      I’m still part time food... most time shake lol at 6 mo post bypass... but it doesn’t bother me. Hope you are doing well. I’m down to 145 from 240.
      best wishes

  12. Hi Kaj,

    We are similar ages.  I'm slated to have VGS with Tim Faulkenberry on 3/22.  Curious to know what you thought of his skills, his practice and aftercare.  So far, I've found his office to be a bit disorganized and I am hoping that he is NOT disorganized.

    I have lots of comorbidities to eradicate.  I am 22 lbs. lower than my highest weight of several years ago, but 15 lbs higher than my lowest weight.  I gained the 15 back quite easily during COVID.  I've been on saxenda, phentremine, and topomax over the years (as well as WW) in an effort to reduce pre-diabetes, high blood pressure, and sleep apnea.  This past year, I was also diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease, Stage 3a.  There is a history of cardiovascular disease on my paternal side.

    Although I am 70 years "young", I do not act, feel, or look like an old person.  I still work full time and am active with my 5 grandchildren, ages 9-2.  I am a 5-mile walker, a few times per week, for the last 15 years or so, and I do strength training.  My aim is to be like my role-model, my 96-year old mother, who remains, active, smart, and full of grace, beloved by her 7 great-grandchildren.

    I hope you are doing well, this far out from your surgery.  Would love to know anything you can warn me about Dr. F and his staff or any good news about them, based on your experience.  Thanks.

  13. I am now 52 years old and I have had a Lapband in Monterrey, Mexico in 2009  and a Bariatric Sleeve in Tijuana in 2017.  With the Lapband I lost maybe 2-35 pounds and gained it right back and then some. It was not an adjustable band it was just a ring around my stomach according to the surgeon (who had a hard time removing it) when I did my Gastric Sleeve.  When i decided to do the Bariatric Sleeve in 2017 my weight was 348 pounds and I was struggling with walking, breathing, no energy, buying/finding clothes and I was put on 2 blood pressure pills and a cholesterol pill. My Sleeve surgery went great and I was feeling so good down to 321 and loving it (I didn't even mind the liquid diet I was still on) and then I started to feel sick 2 weeks out of my Sleeve surgery and it ended up being a stomach leak on the staple line.  I struggled with drains for about 2 years and finally in December of 2019 i was drain and leak free.  After all that I was down 100 pounds and was weighing 248.  When I had the drain I never exercised I would just walk a bit with friends every other day maybe until we didn't because life got busy or I got sick again.  At the hospital I found that I was now lactose intolerant and I have not found any protein shakes I can drink without feeling sick to my stomach.  I have regained about 26 pounds and i just want input on how to lose weight since i am not on any particular diet and eat all kind of bad food until I am full ( i would love some recipes or a daily menu).  I have been considering the Gastric Bypass since I have horrible reflux and have been researching the pros and cons and would appreciate any input. 

    1. melvin5ft2

      melvin5ft2

      You might try the Thrive Lifestyle Mix. Its a protein shake but it does have some carbs. I have a problem with protein shakes. They make my stomach hurt. I recently started the Thrive 3 step which is a vitamin (in capsules) and a skin patch and a shake mix. The shake works for me and I think the reason why is because it has digestive enzymes in it. This makes it a lot easier for your stomach to break it down. It has amylase, bromelain, cellulase, protease, lipase, papain, and protease. Its like taking a whole digestive enzyme capsule with your protein shake, but its all in an individual serving envelop and you mix it with whatever you want. I mix mine with either water or almond milk, but you could mix it with soy milk if you wanted to do that. It is the easiest to digest nutrition shake I've ever done. If you decide you want to try it. I know a gal who will probably send you a sample or two. I actually have enough packets of this that I could send you a couple packets to try if you message me your address.

    2. Mixfex

      Mixfex

      https://lbwic.com/

  14. Rckc270

    David

    Congratulations on the weight loss.
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It covers the following: Personal Transportation All Medical Fees Included All Surgical Fees Included Two Nights with full care in our Hospital Luxury Recovery Condo for you and a guest 24 hour personal valet service Free Long Distance Calling to Family and Loved Ones When you arrive, the hospital staff provides the best service and is the friendliest you'll ever meet. They will put you at ease during your entire stay. The hospital also provides the following services for your convenience and comfort: Bilingual staff Transportation to and from the U.S. Direct phone calls to and from the U.S. Wireless internet Cable television in English and Spanish Personal nursing staff 24-hour security and video surveillance Fill out the short form below to get more information or reserve your weight loss surgery date. When you complete and submit the form, you will instantly gain access to important information including videos, diagrams, more information about the hospital, surgeons, and surgery types, patient testimonials, and pictures. complete the form Dr. Carlos AltamiranoIs an expert in General Surgery and Advanced Laparoscopic Weight Loss Surgery. Dr. Altamirano completed his formation as a surgeon in Dr. Valentín Gómez Farías Hospital (one of the most renowned hospitals in Mexico). He trained in basic and advanced laparoscopic procedures like cholecystectomy, inguinal and post incisional hernia repair, Laparoscopic Nissen Fundoplication and bariatric procedures like Gastric Sleeve and bypass. He also has experience in the management of emergency and critically ill patients, is certified in Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS certification of the American College of Surgeons) and Advanced Cardiovascular life Support (ACLS certification of the American Heart Association). He was a Red Cross volunteer for a year and has worked for multiple Non-Profit organizations. read more Dr. Jaime Ponce de LeonChief Weight Loss Surgeon at INT Hospital in Tijuana, Mexico Dr. Jaime Ponce de Leon has the official endorsement of the Baja California Board of Tourism. The board recommended his services after a thorough review of his credentials and reputation. Dr. de Leon has 19 years of experience as a surgeon, including extensive experience as a laparoscopic surgeon, and is recognized as a top weight loss surgeon in Mexico. He received his M.D. as a general surgeon from Saint Nicholas University in Hidalgo, Mexico, and completed his residency in Tijuana’s. read more Dr. Sergio VerboonenA Leading Weight Loss Surgeon in Tijuana, Mexico Dr. Sergio Verboonen, a Certified Bariatric Laparoscopic Surgeon, is one of the first three bariatric surgeons to pioneer Bariatric Surgery in Mexico. Dr. Verboonen received his M.D. from Universidad Nacional Autonomy de Mexico (UNAM) in 1990 and completed his residency in 1994 at Hospital General de Tijuana. With 19+ years of experience, Dr. Verboonen has performed more than 10,000 bariatric laparoscopic procedures and continues to be recognized as one of the most experienced bariatric surgeons worldwide. read more Dr. Jesus Martin Lopez DominguezA Certified Bariatric Surgeon with over a decade of experience. Dr. Lopez has 10 years of surgical experience and is bilingual. Dr. Jesus Martin Lopez is one of the leading medical practitioners in Tijuana dedicated to change lives for people with weight related problems. read more Dr. Juan Francisco ZavalzaTrusted bariatric surgeon & backed up by thousands of successfully performed weight loss surgeries. Dr. Zavalza has 5 years of surgical experience, is bilingual and was proctored by Dr. Jaime Ponce de Leon. Dr. Francisco Zavalza has performed and assisted more than 3000 bariatric surgeries. Dr. Zavalza continues communicating with his patients years after surgery, providing extensive follow up care, to insure long term and successful outcomes. read more Dr. Mario Camelo RamosCertified Bariatric Surgeon Dr. Mario Camelo Ramos is an accomplished weight-loss surgeon, who practices in Tijuana, Mexico. He has trained under one the world’s top bariatric surgeons and has performed over 6,500 bariatric surgeries. Dr. Camelo Ramos Performs Surgery at Florence Hospital. read more Dr. Juan Antonio Lopez CorvalaCertified Bariatric Surgeon Dr. Juan Antonio Lopez Corvala MD FACS has over 30 years of experience, more than 10,000 laparoscopic surgeries, and more than 6,000 bariatric surgeries. Dr. Juan A. Lopez Corvala is one of the 10 most renowned bariatric surgeons worldwide, a true expert, member of C.A.B. (Council of Advance Bariatrics). read more Fill out the form below to get more information or reserve your weight loss surgery date. {block="bp_surgery_deal_form"}
  21. The BIG Book On The Gastric Bypass Everything You Need to Know to Lose Weight and Live Well with the Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass Surgery View Preview Paperback Price: $24.99 BUY NOW Kindle Price: $9.99 BUY NOW eBook Price: $9.99 BUY NOW PDF Price: $9.99 BUY NOW About — The Big Book on the Gastric Bypass Are you sick and tired of struggling with obesity? If you've been obese for years and have tried every weight loss diet without lasting success, weight loss surgery may be the right choice for you. "The Big Book on the Gastric Bypass: Everything You Need to Lose Weight and Live Well with the Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass" is your complete guide to the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass. Like so many other patients who have struggled with obesity for many years, you may find that the gastric bypass is the tool you need to eat well and finally lose weight for good. The Big Book guides you through each step of the journey, from deciding to get RYGB, finding a surgeon and paying for surgery, to recovering from surgery, following the bypass diet and losing weight and keeping it off for life. "The Big Book on the Gastric Bypass: Everything You Need to Lose Weight and Live Well with the Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass" treats you with the respect you deserve and provides facts and analysis in simple language. It discusses everything related to obesity, weight loss, the gastric bypass and the weight loss surgery diet so that you can make the best decisions for yourself. The book further helps you by being a source of advice and motivation. It contains stories from real-life bypass patients, told in their words. When you're ready to learn all about losing weight and living well with the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, grab your copy of the book and get reading! Read more about the authorsAbout the book's authors: Alex Brecher Founder and CEO of WLSBoards.com Natalie Stein Vice President of Health and Nutrition With every page of "The BIG Book on the Gastric Bypass" you will learn important details such as: The options for surgical weight loss and what is involved with the Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass. How to make your decision and what questions to ask before surgery What your diet and exercise will look like following the procedure How to adjust to your incredible new body And so much more {block="gastric_bypass_about"} {block="gastric_bypass_table_of_contents"}
  22. The BIG Book On The Gastric Sleeve Everything You Need To Know To Lose Weight and Live Well with the Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy View Preview Paperback Price: $24.99 BUY NOW Kindle Price: $9.99 BUY NOW eBook Price: $9.99 BUY NOW PDF Price: $9.99 BUY NOW About — The Big Book on the Gastric Sleeve Are you sick and tired of struggling with obesity? If you've been obese for years and have tried every weight loss diet without lasting success, weight loss surgery may be the right choice for you. "The Big Book on the Gastric Sleeve: Everything You Need to Lose Weight and Live Well with the Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy" is your complete guide to the vertical sleeve gastric, or gastric sleeve. Like so many other patients who have struggled with obesity for many years, you may find that the gastric sleeve is the tool you need to eat well and finally lose weight for good. The Big Book guides you through each step of the journey, from deciding to get the sleeve, finding a surgeon and paying for surgery, to recovering from surgery, following the sleeve diet and losing weight and maintaining your weight loss for life. "The Big Book on the Gastric Sleeve: Everything You Need to Lose Weight and Live Well with the Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy" treats you with the respect you deserve and provides facts and analysis in simple language. It discusses everything related to obesity, weight loss, the gastric sleeve and the sleeve diet so that you can make the best decisions for yourself. The book further helps you by being a source of advice and motivation, too. The book contains stories from real-life sleeve patients, told in their words. When you're ready to learn all about losing weight and living well with the vertical sleeve gastrectomy, grab your copy of the book and get reading! Read more about the authorsAbout the book's authors: Alex Brecher Founder and CEO of WLSBoards.com Natalie Stein Vice President of Health and Nutrition With every page of "The BIG Book on the Gastric Sleeve" you will learn important details such as: The options for surgical weight loss and what is involved with the Gastric Sleeve. How to make your decision and what questions to ask before surgery What your diet and exercise will look like following the procedure How to adjust to your incredible new body And so much more {block="gastric_sleeve_about"} {block="gastric_sleeve_table_of_contents"}
  23. {{$title = \IPS\Output::i()->title;}} {$title} Patient success requires your expert care before, during and after surgery. As a bariatric surgeon or other bariatric surgery allied health professional, you know that ongoing support outside the hospital is another important factor in patient success. As much as you might like to, you can't be there for your patients at every minute. BariatricPal.com can. This social network acts as an additional peer support resource for weight loss surgery patients. Joining the BariatricPal.com network allows you to show your support of this community. Patients turn to each other every day for peer-to-peer support, including tips on diet and exercise, pre-surgery expectations and post-surgery encouragement. BariatricPal.com complements your efforts to promote patient health.
  24. {{$title = \IPS\Output::i()->title;}} {$title} Getting medical procedures done in another country is known as medical tourism. Why would you choose to go abroad for surgery? Weight loss surgery is expensive in the U.S., and you may be able to get the procedure done for a lower cost in another country. High-quality foreign facilities can be just as safe as those in the U.S. Mexico, India and Venezuela are common destinations for weight loss surgery patients from more expensive places, such as the U.S., Canada, many European nations and Australia.
  25. {{$title = \IPS\Output::i()->title;}} {$title} Weight loss surgery is quite expensive. As you gather estimates and figure out the costs, you might start to wonder whether you can afford it. When you consider the expense of weight loss surgery, weigh it against the costs of being obese. High cost of food from eating a lot, especially eating out or getting convenience foods Cost of diet plans: how much money have you spent on diet programs that haven't worked for you? Cost of diet food: bars, meal replacements, supplements and special foods all add up Cost of yo-yo dieting: how many times have you replaced your wardrobe as your weight goes up or down? Healthcare: even if you have good insurance, you may have extra copays for frequent doctor visits and prescription medications Life's not just about money. What about the non-financial "costs" of obesity? Lower quality of life—more difficulty moving, working and participating in activities Missed days of work from being sick, and fewer vacation days because you used them for sick days Embarrassment at work, at home, with your friends Missed activities because you can't keep up with your friends and family

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