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

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So when your feeling tired do you take a nap or just rest a bit the continue to be active? Also the feeling of being too full has anyone experienced that??

As far as I know all of the b12 pills are sublingual or dissolving under your tongue. They really don't taste that bad.

I use the twin labs b12, chewable Multivitamin, and chewable calcium citrate. None of them are awful, but the Calcium citrate is the worst. The first few times it took them, I was grossed out. Now they are fine.

costco carries cheap b12, but nothing else in chewable or liquid form.

Thank you! Still wondering about Iron.

Im going back to tijuana on the 25th, surgery next day to remove band that has slipped and if stomach ok get sleeve in. day one of preop diet and my hunger b***h has already surfaced :angry: lol it's gonna b a long road for me. im scared of the stuff i read about leaks so maybe that will keep my hunger b***h at bay...nah :) but i'll make sure i dont cheat.

Im going back to Tijuana on the 25th' date=' surgery next day to remove band that has slipped and if stomach ok get sleeve in. day one of preop diet and my hunger b***h has already surfaced :angry: lol it's gonna b a long road for me. im scared of the stuff i read about leaks so maybe that will keep my hunger b***h at bay...nah :) but i'll make sure i dont cheat.[/quote']

Yeah---my hunger B***H was fine my first couple weeks of pre-op but she's been rearing her ugly head like no other this past week!!! Ughh--- one more week for me starts tomorrow....we will survive....I hope:)

As far as I know all of the b12 pills are sublingual or dissolving under your tongue. They really don't taste that bad.

I use the twin labs b12, chewable multivitamin, and chewable calcium citrate. None of them are awful, but the calcium citrate is the worst. The first few times it took them, I was grossed out. Now they are fine.

costco carries cheap b12, but nothing else in chewable or liquid form.

I haven't see the liquid vitamins in Costco but if you order online they have some great sugar-free liquid Vitamins. The two brands are Reviva and Wellese. I have tried both multi-vitamin, b-12 sublingual and calcium. Wellese brand is nice because it comes with a built in measuring cup. Reviva is nice if space is an issue in your fridge (thinner bottle). When you order you get twin packs about two months worth for under $25. The b-12 is a pack of 3 and a 6 month supply. These are great money saving options! Also we were told to make sure you take in calcium citrate NOT calcium carbonate. Costco sold some chews as well but unfortunately they were the carbonate (guess the citrate is better absorbing

When do you guys take your vitamins? Like can you take the b12 at the same time as the multivitamin? And calcium should be taken a couple hours later right? I'm confused and can't find any information on it.

Just have to share my great news. Today marks my 2 week post op visit to my dr office. I am down a total of 25 lbs and best of all I am officially off of blood pressure meds! For the first time in over 5 years I have a healthy blood pressure without meds! I am ecstatic! I never knew what a difference 25 lbs plus a healthy diet could do for me. :)

I'm very happy for you love.

Are any of you guys on this horrible lovenox shots? I have to have them twice daily for seven days to prevent blood clots..... They hurt soooo much :( Not the needle but the medicine.... Ugh!

Yes, I am on Lovenox and you are right the medicine burns. I notice that it hurts on some parts of the stomach more than others. You definitely want to do these because they avoid blood clots and you want a smooth recovery.

Hey all. I got sleeved Feb 12th and am one week out. overall feeling much better than I thought by now. I am on clear liquids until tomorrow then I start full liquids. I am over this clear liquid stage. I actually think I feel a little hungry at times- anyone else? I go tomorrow to get my jp drain and staples out. did anyone else have the drain?

I don't have a drain, but I absolutely feel hunger. It's not a "head hunger" either. I literally start to feel hunger pains. Now granted it does not take me long at all to satisfy the hunger with just a sip or two of something. But I do need "something:)

I don't have a drain' date=' but I absolutely feel hunger. It's not a "head hunger" either. I literally start to feel hunger pains. Now granted it does not take me long at all to satisfy the hunger with just a sip or two of something. But I do need "something:)[/quote']

I was sleeved on 02/08/13

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