Second Fill today ....
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I had 1cc put in 3 weeks ago, and no restriction.
I had a talk with my doctor two weeks ago, and he told me to come in last week for a fill.
I decided to keep my appt. and go in today.
I am exercising. (see additional thread as I have a question about it)
I am dieting. Eating at least 1000 calories a day.
30% carbs, 40% Protein and LESS then 30% fat. (nutrionist wants my Calories UP my Carbs UP and my fat DOWN - so I shoot for that goal every day, which is a choar in it'self)
I saw the doctor on May 18th. and today is June 8th - three weeks ago.
May 18th - 227
June 8th - 220
I have worked my butt of. I work harder at this everyday then I do anything else. It is a focus and a driving factor of my life.
I do not have a problem working this. I have a problem with how freaking consuming it is.
AND - I have done this before. This is the pattern of Yo Yo dieting.
I am NOT interested in fighting for this like this for much longer. I see burn out and most definetly when I hit a platue.
Keeping in mind I do not have restriction - and worry that when I get decent restriction, I will not be able to eat what I eat now to make the numbers my nutrisionist wants to see me get.
Now I have only been shooting for the numbers she wants since Saturday - June 3rd.
The entire month of May was a loss as far as my weight loss goals are concerned as a I spent the month yo-yo'ing on the scale and fighting to loose, maintain, then loose the 3 to 4 pounds I managed to find back on my behind.
Is anyone else fighting for their weight loss like this?
This is nutz.
Then I spoke with a another patient of my doctors - she said when she was discussing the band vrs RNY with him, he said that more then the majority of his patients he bands come back requesting it be removed and he complete the RNY on them. So she is having RNY.
When I spoke with him and made my decision, I wanted the RNY - he pushed me towards the band.
I know it was ultimately my decision, but with his advise and information, not to mention his pressure, I went with the band. Now I have regretted it for a very long time.
The band is great. Once someone gets restriction.
The band is also for someone who over eats. (my husband - who can eat a huge pile of food on his plate, go back for seconds, then clean my plate and the kids plates) He also has a great metabolism and works in a high active position at his job. His weight gain is slow and he is just now in need of doing something about it. The band will do wonders for him.
I was a small eater before. I am one now. My metabolism is shot due to this crash I caused.
I would like other's opinion, and most importantly, is anyone else having to work this hard as well?
Today I will discuss starting the procedure for RNY. I do not think I can take a year or so of this, and then with Ins, have to fight for the surgery like I did the past two years.