Update: One Week Post-Op
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Hello Everyone,
God is The Greatest! I can not praise Him enough. I thank Him for giving me a chance to improve my life. An a life improvement it has been...
I was banded a week ago today (3/29). To be honest I planned on coimng in here posting a few observations I have made on a NSV caliber. However, I did a no - no and got on the scale a few minutes ago (I was weighed in yesterday at my docs office too). I did not do a pre-op diet.
NSV
1. There is no slippage or oozing out of fat from my bra....last week it was disgusting, now everything fits in.
2. I can clean my backside with ease. Last week I was in tears because I have short arms and it was getting very difficult and it depressed me because I new a gfew more gained pounds and I would need a home nurse to bath me!
3. My backpains have disappeared. I truely do not understand that as I did not expect this until I lost at least 75lbs!
4. My endema on my hands and feet are gone. There are no indents left from my socks or shoes.
5. My anxiety and stress is decreasing
6. I can wash and moisturize my feet better.
7. I enjoy taking my children to the corniche and playground again.
SV
I have lost 17lbs!
I'm sure this is Water weight and that the lost will slow down and I might even have a gain, but I feel so much better in just one week. Who would have thought that just a fraction of this weight coming off would alleviate so many of my problems.
I have not had any complications. I have no real complaints, but I am nursing my son and am concerned I may not be getting in enough calories. At night my brest are full when I put him to sleep and he nurses thriughout the night but in the day time they do not feel as full. He is eating food and I still nurse him several times during the day (today I was tired and felt a bit drained). Nursing him and co-sleeping with him have also been my most physically uncomfortable moments. Not a big problem and well worth the scrafice.
Well that's all folks:)