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Update: I Was Released :)

Surgery went Great- Thank God!

It was yesterday, Nov 12th at 2:15pm and lasted approx 2 hrs.

Yesterday was very tuff on me... I was in a lot of pain and felt nauseous. I slept a lot and walked in the evening. Yesterday I could not have food or Water...

But today they are giving me ice chips... water and a little serving of Protein shake. My serving sizes are smaller than a shot glass - 1 every 15 mins.

My pain is much better today... and I have walked a few times. Warm plastic heating bags have been given to me to place on my tummy and a cold one for the back of my neck- And they help!

I was told that if I tolerate my fluids well I will be discharged this p.m.

Thanks Again... Good luck to all!!!

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  • That is wonderful to hear! My surgery is 2 weeks from today!!!

  • Glad it went well the nausea is not fun. Im a week out and only have a lil pain on my left side incision. I feel good though. The walking really does help( no more soreness in my shoulder). congrats

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That is wonderful to hear! My surgery is 2 weeks from today!!!

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Congrats & Good Luck...

it's a great choice. In fact the nurse that attended me was sleeved 2 years ago and said it was the best choice out there... she went from 310 to 185 :) Sooooo inspiring!

Glad you survived! Life should just keep getting better and better from now on. I start my pre-op diet on the 26th.

Surgery went Great- Thank God!

It was yesterday' date=' Nov 12th at 2:15pm and lasted approx 2 hrs.

Yesterday was very tuff on me... I was in a lot of pain and felt nauseous. I slept a lot and walked in the evening. Yesterday I could not have food or Water...

But today they are giving me ice chips... water and a little serving of Protein shake. My serving sizes are smaller than a shot glass - 1 every 15 mins.

My pain is much better today... and I have walked a few times. Warm plastic heating bags have been given to me to place on my tummy and a cold one for the back of my neck- And they help!

I was told that if I tolerate my fluids well I will be discharged this p.m.

Thanks Again... Good luck to all!!![/quote']

I was sleeved on the 12th and released today also! Not a whole lot of pain...mostly just soreness in the left side of my abdomen. Also have a lot of crazy noises going on in my tummy! Lol

I've been able to tolerate a Protein Shake and some Soup so far today. Water isn't a problem thank goodness.

Glad you're doing well!

Glad it went well the nausea is not fun. Im a week out and only have a lil pain on my left side incision. I feel good though. The walking really does help( no more soreness in my shoulder). congrats on the surgery. Fast recovery

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