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A noble achievement finally!!!!!! I really wanted to lose at least 70lbs to convince my little brain that it has all been worth it. Today makes it official! I'm compiling a list of things I learned on this continuous journey and I will post it for the newbies any baby tummies that are just coming along. I appreciated all the support I received here and think it might be helpful to really let people know how different each journey is. 70 lbs down...15 more to first goal. Height: 5'8 Frame: petite bone structure My stats: Pre Surgery Wt: 236 ...very stable....sometimes jumped to 244, but 99% of the time I stayed at 235lbs. BMI: 35 A1c: 10.9 Size 18/20 Smile size: extra small Today Stats: Wt: 165lbs BMI: 25 A1c: 5.2 Size 9/10 Smile size: EXTRA LARGE :-) Sheldon & Felipe the Sleeve
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Anyone else having surgery Sept 28/10 with Dr Aceves in Mexicali? :biggrin0:
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Am i done losing weight?
skinnygirlwithin replied to Healthier2day1227's topic in General Weight Loss Surgery Discussions
I'm thinking stall too! its only been 2 weeks.. and you are near the end, so its going to be that much harder now... Someone i know was in a stall for almost 2 months as she approached her goal, she went back to basics... she did the pre-op diet for a few days, then started the post op diet, fluids, soft foods... this helped jumpstart her back to lossing the last 10 pounds... just a thought if you really wanted to shake things up... Congrats to you on your "loss"!!! -
I work as a nurse and my typical patient is usually elderly, a new post op patient, a recent moderate to severe stroke victim, a bariatric patient who had a bad outcome, an accident victim, and/or a person who has been debilitated for a long period of time. The typical patient is a one person hard tranfer or a two person mild transfer. They weight anywhere from 100lbs to 500lbs, with the average being around 200lbs. They need to be tranferred into and out of the bed/wheelchair/bathroom and lifted and repositioned often while in bed, I work three-12 hour night shifts in a row so lots of this. I am hoping to have my sleeve done during a two week planned vacation, and return back to work about 10 days post op. I will be able to avoid a lot of the lifting by saying that I have had stomach surgery, but there is always times when it is hard to do. For anyone out there that is in a job like mine with this type of lifting, what is the amount of time you took off. I want to let my body heal properly, but at the same time I hate to make my co-workers work a lot of extra days to cover my days if I am off, so I would like to be back as soon as possible. Worse case I can tell my boss that I had the surgery and will only work if there are always two other people there with me, sometime there is only me and another worker. I hate to take this road because there are to many things that can go wrong and it is a major hassle to always make sure everyone hasn't forgotten that I need these needs met. Plus I hate feeling like I am whining or not pulling my weigh, I went through a year and a half of many complications with my lap band so everyone knows I have had these type needs in the past, so I really hate to go down that road once again. Any advice would be welcomed.
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My surgery date in Nov 22,2010 :)
cnsharding posted a topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Hi my name is Sheryl and I am from Montana. I am 5'5, 42 years old with a bmi of around 45. My surgery date is a week from today!!! I can hardly believe it is almost here :thumbup: I am on my 3rd offical day of my 10 day liquid diet. It has been the easiest one so far. I have 3 children ages 23, 18 and 16 with my wonderful husband Chad.(none of them have weight issues) Thank God our children got my husbands skinny genes. I would love to meet people on here to share this life changing journey with :laugh: I am new to this site as of today...so I am still trying to figure out how to navigate it -
great!!! i don't think your husband will want to wait that long LOL, i did it as soon as i felt ready.....which was about like 10 days after my surgery. goodluck.
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at the age of 19, (which was 22 years ago), I was 328 lbs, and I got the gastric bypass surgey. I was successful at loosing 80 lbs, but then started putting back on weight and I've been stuck at 275 for years and years. I continue to have issues with reflux and it's not consistent. I'm wondering if this new surgery is a different venue for me that might work better. I'm really considering my options as I've never been at an ideal weight. diets after diets just haven't worked. anyone have advice as I ponder this decision?
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Anyone with Dr Alvarez in May?
sukik replied to shanuska's topic in Mexico & Self-Pay Weight Loss Surgery
How did your surgery and recovery go. I'm going to Dr. Alvarez on 10/25. So nervous! -
need to lose lbs FAST!!! Help
kloee replied to Stargurrl*'s topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
My Dr had do the liver reduction diet . I just drank special k drinks and had a salad for lunch and lost 10 lbs in 10 days -
OK, so I'm trying out some options for when I have to do the liquid protien diet and found something really GOOD. I mix up a batch (2 cups) of SF Jello and add a scoop of unjury unflavored. I put it into 2 1 cup individual serving cups, then when I'm ready to eat it I add a squirt (small) of Redi-Whip. It comes out to 10 gm protien, 1 gm carb, 75 calories, and its yummy!! I think the whipped cream hides the slight wang of the whey protien or something, or maybe It just makes me feel like I'm cheating, which technically, I guess I am...
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I can't believe it's almost here
Nenny replied to HungryMel's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Hi Mel-- I am getting banded on 2/10 and can so totally relate to the questions/freak out moments right now! But everytime I start to freak out I keep my goal in mind and it's still more powerful than the doubts, maybe that will help you too? Please be sure to keep me posted on how everything goes!! Jen -
No, I am not Pregnant, thank you. I'm just fat.
HungryMel replied to hautemama's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
SCREW ALL THE RUDE PEOPLE OUT THERE. You are still beautiful and after the surgery you will feel even more beautiful. Its sucks to be fat. it really does. i am uncomfortable in my own body these days. Just always remember the fat girl you are now, cause when you skinny butt is fitting into a size 10 jeans - and you are feeling fabulous, dont loose the person you are today. -
Can someone tell me about the drain?
NJMOMof2 replied to Melissal's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I had a drain and my doctor said he wouldn't do the surgery without it. If you have a leak or an infection, it will show in the drain before you even had symptoms. My drain was a tube hanging out of the right night of my stomach and I had to empty it twice a day. The Fluid looks like kool aid (sorry TMI). It only fills a little bit and isn't too bad. My doctor removed it after 10 days. They remove it in the office and the hole literally closes on it's own. I was amazed it didn't need a stitch. The drain is the pain the the butt. It tends to pull and tugs. sleeping is difficult. BUT the good thing about the drain, other than peace of mind with infection, etc is that I spent so much of my time hating the drain, I got through 10 days of Clear liquids fairly easily. So, in the end ....it was a good distraction! LOL. The good news is that all this inconvenient stuff is TEMPORARY. By 3 weeks post op I was feeling Good and by 4 weeks, I was great! I even went sledding!! Good Luck. -
Approved!! Now need some Words of Wisdom...
Papillon Princess replied to TracieT's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Just realized you responded to that...Mine is also at 10 tomorrow! I'm leaving here at 6:30am (have to be there at 10:30 and I live outta town) -
My first appointment next Thursday 11/18/10
Joleen posted a topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I am so excited to have my first appointment with my doctor this Thursday. I can finally say it's less then a week away. I made the appointment 3 1/2 weeks ago! I am 5' 4" 236lbs. My hubby is in the military and we have tri-care prime insurance. I have a couple questions. First, since my insurance does not require any meetings with psych. nutritionist etc. do MD's normally? My insurance also doesn't require a 6 month waiting limit like I have heard others do. Do MD's make you wait then???? My doctor is out of Temple University, In Philly Dr. Daniel Dempsey. I was also wondering what problems would keep someone from having the surgery? I had heart palpations and went on atenolol but they went away when I lost some weight. I was going to make an appointment with the cardiologist that followed me just to be on the safe side. Thanks and good luck to everyone on your journey:smile: Joleen -
WLS is a full time job!
HeatherinCA replied to NJGirl32's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I don't remember it being that bad! But it's like that with any surgery. My doctor is a bit far too. I've only seen him twice since surgery, and probably won't need to for a long time, so it gets easier (unless your doctor gives you like 10 tiny fills) But the food planning, and remember what you can and can't eat quickly becomes a full time job after surgery it's a little easier for me now, over 4 months out, but it's still a constant "can i eat that?" battle. -
The Person on Ebay with the MUSCLE MILK LIGHT $5.99 A jUG IS BACK !
54Shirley replied to 54Shirley's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
Good ! I hope you like it... I know I do. It is made with Water so no milk is needed. I was banded 10/31/2006. I drink it all the time. It gives you some pep, and like my surgeon said they recommend this stuff so that your hair doesn't fall out. Some are good, and some are lousy. I like these two, and a few more. But the plain chocolate is terrible I think. There chocolate Milk is good. Hope you like it. You can, if you want... put it in a blender, add some ice cubes, and a couple of strawberries to thicken it like a shake. Experiment too. They have a site on here for shake recipes. So if you ever get tired of the same old thing,,, check it out.... Shirley. -
I have done a year of the diet with my main doctor, i got 10 years of medical history, i did the phys evel, I wrote the letter stating why and what all i have done to lose weight. i got the letter from the doctor saying it is medical ness. Surgery office said they sent them over 3 weeks ago...insurance co still saying they dont have them.. so going today to get copies of EVERYTHING and sending them to the insurance co myself.....
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Recover ? - All Answers Appreciated~
Russian_BANDit_inNY replied to WinningLoser's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
You should be fine - driving might be an issue? I had surgery on Wed, came home Thursday. Back to desk job Monday. Driving on bad NY roads is not pleasant so was walking everywhere for the first 10 days. -
There's a very good possibility that I may be on my period the day of surgery. Only 10 days left. Does anyone know if this is a reason for surgeons to reschedule?
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Day2 PreOp Not going well
Sassygirl06 replied to PlusSizeKutie's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
ive been on the pre op diet for a week now, and got 1 more week to go, my surgery is the 16th. try to stick with it, you can do it. buy some sugar free Jello, sugar free popsicles, and fudge pops. they help get you through the really tough spots. 10 cals for the jello, 20 for the fudge pops, and 15 for the popsicles! good luck! -
I just wanna say I luv how this site is very positive and all the encouragement u have to offer us on our journey!! BUT I have done everything for the drs request for the past 2 months ive been struggling with loosing the 10% Ive lost 6 and i need to loose 5-6 more llbs before they will put the request in for insurance approval....so needless to say i feel stuck with trying to loose the lil few so I can get a DATE... thats all I want... just a date on the schedule....So Ive tried the liquids (protien shake) sf pops sf Jello tons of bottled Water and it doesnt seem to be working...I dont know if b/c i joined a gym and workout everyday and zumba 3 times a week if im just creating muscle instead of loosing ...I dont know any suggestions to help me loose 5 in like 2 weeks....I guess i have to see it on paper to change...i just really am excited to succeed with this tool and want it done ASAP!!!! Thanx for reading! =) KELLY
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Osmoprep or bowel prep day before surgery?
TheButterfly145 replied to TheButterfly145's topic in PRE-Operation Weight Loss Surgery Q&A
I just got more information... My surgeon's office said that the osmoprep does need to be done the day before surgery and that you HAVE to be home (in order to prevent any unwanted accidents). However, they said I can adjust and take at 2pm when I get home from work and then take the rest that night. On the paperwork I got it says to take some at 7 am and some at 7 pm - so now I get to wait and take at 2 pm and then at 10 pm with Clear Liquids only. I'll post again once I've been through it, just in case anyone else has to do this as well... -
Congrats To Me! And Everyone Else Who Has To Celebrate Alone.
Mz.yournotbigenough replied to Mz.yournotbigenough's topic in Tell Your Weight Loss Surgery Story
Girl you will do great! Thank you everyone for your well wishes. I don't want to come across as the victim. I just don't want to have to pretend I'm not happy that my size 10 jeans are a lil baggy! I want to brag just a lil -
I am a smoker(trying to be nonsmoker) who was sleeved. I quit for 6 wks before my surgery, then started about 2 weeks after. I started wearing the patch this weekend. I noticed this weekend, that my indigestion got 10 x worse whenever I smoked. So, as an experiment I stopped smoking on Saturday and started wearing the patch. I still have indigestion, but it's not nearly as bad. I know smoke effects your esphougas and stomach, I'm not sure but somehow only being one month out of surgery and still healing it's doing a number on me. I'd rather not smoke and feel good, than get my fix and feel like crap drinking Maalox all day long. It's not worth it.
