Was so excited to get surgery and now it's over I'm sad. Not about food it's just I'm hurting and I need someone to talk too. I didn't tell any friends . I though I could get through this alone. 2 days post op

When will I feel normal again?

You will feel better every day - I promise. Even when you hit a setback, you can know that it will pass. When the pounds start to come off, you will look back on your Day Two misery and realize it was worth it. Keep the faith.

You will feel better every day - I promise. Even when you hit a setback' date=' you can know that it will pass. When the pounds start to come off, you will look back on your Day Two misery and realize it was worth it. Keep the faith.[/quote']

Thank you. I believe you and I like reading people s stories months post op. just got to make it through this hump.

You are going to feel better than normal and this will be a distant memory!! I remember reading that every day it would get better and sure enough, it did!! This and the pre-op diet are the hardest part of the whole thing. Just focus on the goal and how amazing you're going to feel when you achieve it! Also remember you have a ton of friends cheering you on here!! Hang in there and feel better soon! :-)

I am in the same boat 4 days post-op. Day 2 was the worst day I had. I couldnt keep anything down so I was held in the hospital an extra night. The pain from the incision isnt that bad part for me. Its the lack of energy & the headaches. Im having a hard time getting in all mu liquid, but its my first day home & I need to really get a schedule down tomorrow. Im a bad planner & its reflecting . Believe me when I say Day 4 will be better than day 2.

Fortunately, every day will be better than the last day. This is an opportunity to focus on relaxation, healing, and relaxing. This will be a slight memory in the next 2 weeks. Make sure you are getting in as much water as you can and some protein. Thinking for you!

The first week to ten days post-op were the hardest for me. Your body is reeling from the surgery, and all those hormones that were being stored in your fat cells are being released. But you WILL feel better...sooner than you'd expect. Just keep sipping your liquids, and try to walk around the house to work all that air out of you that they pumped in for the surgery.