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**confession**

I was sleeved Dec 4, so I am 12 days post op. I am supposed to be on full liquids. My S/O's cooking is a huge distraction. He made lasgna and I ate a spoonful. I chewed it to mush....but I still ate it. Now I'm paranoid about my stomach unraveling. **throws head back and cries**

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Yes I know about her complications but that doesnt justify lashing out. And I've seen it repeatedly. Why do u think the OP reacted that way? She seems very capable of "assertive" feedback? Anyway it's lost on the deaf. A little sensitivity to someone who's struggling is definitely called for and as u can see it highjacks the conversation.

When was your surgery.

I'm 11 weeks out......was just "confessing."

Wow, I'm brand new and this is the first thread I've read. I will never post about a weakness.

People on here think that if its not rose petals and perfume talk then you're being mean. You messed up' date=' we're gonna tell you. Eating lasagna a couple weeks after surgery! I mean come on. Tough love is needed sometimes.[/quote']

This thread is called confession. You should read the "I confess" thread and see what some people have confessed to. Sometimes people feel guilty and just want to confess. No one should be reprimanded for starting a thread call confession and then confessing to a mistake.

Wow' date=' I'm brand new and this is the first thread I've read. I will never post about a weakness.[/quote']

Lmbo.

Are you "confessing" you will never post about a weakness?

I'm not even going to read all of these. To cheat so early out is a bad thing. You need some counseling, you got the surgery because of a weight issue and your description sounds like a food addiction. I'm not scolding but to cave in so early in ridiculous. We're human, I get it. But I didn't cheat, and I've been in the hospital 20 days for a leak and am strict NPO. I haven't had ANYTHING to drink but barium for my test. No water, no ice chips, nothing. If you think a few "cheater" bites is worth the risk of all the leak complications, go for it. You'll have one Hell of a time surviving when ICE chips or a sip of water are prohibited. I even had to get Dr's permission to brush my teeth.

Wow' date=' I'm brand new and this is the first thread I've read. I will never post about a weakness.[/quote']

Try to not let it get u down. There is some good advise here but just a few harsh people who would do a lot more good if they kept it in check.

Bahaha, comparing killing someone to someone taking a bite of lasagna! This thread is getting way out of hand and Fishy I think you are far too invested.

Oh ok. So if I kill someone and then confess it should be all good right?

That logic makes no sense.

I'm not even going to argue because you make no sense. We're on vertical sleeve talk. OBVIOUSLY the confession thread will be about the sleeve.

I hope you never make a mistake and post. Karma sucks.

"Treat others the way you want to be treated"

A what can I say we are all human I had home made beef stew at 3 weeks out A week before I was to eat beef doc said drum roll it's ok :P. If you do eat things that your really not supposed to let your doctor know . Each day is a new day keep trying harder.

You are obviously more worried about getting your point across than being supportive. You made your point, we get it, no need to carry on. Your just being argumentative and that's when people stop listening to you. No ignorance on my part. Nice try though.

My gosh! Here we go again! I swear its a pattern, its the SAME people who are negative on here! Shut up if you have nothing nice to say! Tough love my ass! This aint no damn boot camp!!

If you're bashing people that aren't all sunshine and rainbows, sod off. Some of us have seen the worst side of this procedure. If you can't handle the truth get off a public forum. Why should people sugar coat anything? All it's going to do is hurt you if you do end up having complications.

For me personally, there is a right way and a wrong way of speaking to other individuals. One is effective and one is not. If someone is rude, acts like they are better than me, or talks to me like an idiot, I don't respond. I don't know about you, but that's just me. "Sugar coating" has nothing to do with it. All you have to say is, if you do this, this may happen. When you say, "I can't believe you would do such a thing. How ridiculous! You should know better! You aren't ready for this surgery, get counseling because your insides are going to explode! that form of communication is ineffective and the person you are talking to is going to shut down. How does this help? It doesn't.

That's all I'm going to contribute to this thread from here on out.

Hunny, screw the people who don't have something supportive to say and focus on those offering you great advice and words of encouragement. We are all human and make mistakes. I find it sad that former fat people are criticizing you when they themselves got the way they are from the same mistake, eating poorly. I slipped up too, 2 weeks out I was craving seafood so I tried a piece of baby cooked shrimp. I did fine with it and made sure to chew very well. After that, I stuck to my diet and 5 months later am down 82lbs. Try to focus on why you had this surgery and remind yourself that someday you will be able to have a nibble of whatever your heart desires, but for now you have to let your tummy heal and focus. Keep your head up :)

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