I was Banded on July 7 at 4pm and was up walking and drinking at 11:30pm. By 3 in the morning I wanted to go home. They let me leave for home at 7am, I felt fantastic. I cruised through the next 2 weeks and even cheated a little and my little pouch punished me for that. I went for my 2 week post-op last wednesday and had lost 17 pounds and they were very impressed at my progress. I was told to start on 4oz of soft solid foods 3 times a day. I am starved all the time and feel like I haven't had surgery. I can eat almost anything and could easily consume more than 4 oz and not feel full at all. I have been eating about 5 -6 times a day. This doesn't seem right. My next appt to have my band adjusted for the 1st time isn't for 3 weeks. Do you think I should tell my Doctor what I'm going through.

By the way, I am so happy I found this Forum.

So how do you like this? Not only was it lunch, I had bread... Now I know I need a fill. I went to Prima Pasta. Had someithing I can't spelll. :D took more than half of it home.... UMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM I am full. Bad Terry, Bad Terry for tantalizing the people who are in a different time zone.....

Ok, now, for my nerd lesson of the day... what is ROTFLAMO?

I got the lamo part...

can't spell something either....there is no smiley face with a dunce cap for me. And speaking of smiley faces. What does Huytsao, and Phanvan mean?

Originally posted by sascijo

. what is ROTFLAMO?

I got the lamo part...

rolling on the floor laughing my ass off.

Thanks Leatha

All that teasing and we can't know what you ate? Mouth watering cuz it's 20-minutes-to-carrot time.

And don't worry about teasing because you may have eaten your yummy lunch, but I still have my mouth watering cottage cheese to endulge in while you've already eaten!

Sad part is my buddy is going to pick up sushi, which used to be one of our favorite Friday/payday things to do. But I've read several people that PB the seawead. It's just not the same if I can't have my rolls. Can anyone eat rolls with no problemo?

Terry, thanks for having the nerve to ask what those letters meant.