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FEBRUARY SLEEVERS 2013....how you doing after you've been Sleeved

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I was very dehydrated

I went to ER on Thursday night. They pumped in 2 bags of IV fluids

I feel so much better!

My heart rate is still low' date=' but doing pretty good getting liquids in again.

I don't know why, the further I get dehydrated, the harder it is to get in my liquids.

I have a followup today with my family dr and I go to the cardiologist next friday. I am anxious to see what the holter monitor showed.

While I was at the ER, the monitor kept going off because my heart rate was too low[/quote']

I am glad to hear you are doing better. I hope you can get some answers from the cardiologist about your slow heart rate. You may need to find a cardiac specialist called an Electrphysiologist. They specialize in the heart's electrical system. Most cardiologists are plumbers rather than electricians! LOL! Keep working on staying hydrated. It's your job now!

pre-surgery weight 325; surgery date 2/28/2013; surgery weight 307; 8 weeks past-op weight 281.4

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I am so excited....I am no longer morbidly obese!!!! WOOO HOOO! I haven't been under 40 BMI for at least 20 years! OK world, watch out, because here I come!!! :D

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So today is my 3 months!

I am down 60- can't really tell yet! But I'm working on it!

I graduate in 1 week!!!

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You can TOTALLY tell! Your face and neck look noticeably thinner, and so does your tummy! Your graduation picture looks amazing - I love your hair :lol:

Congratulations on your Masters!!!

You can TOTALLY tell! Your face and neck look noticeably thinner' date=' and so does your tummy! Your graduation picture looks amazing - I love your hair :lol:

Congratulations on your Masters!!![/quote']

Aww thank you !

It's come off in spurts!

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So today is my 3 months!

I am down 60- can't really tell yet! But I'm working on it!

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You look so good!

Congratulations!!!

Keep up the great work!!!

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I graduate in 1 week!!!

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