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I was sleeved on 9/18

Hi,

This first few days after surgery have been rough. I came home yesterday, but still need pain meds every six hours related to the incisions. The gas is also very painful. However, started passing some of it yesterday. I am full of fluids, hand, stomach and legs swollen.. My potassium went very low and my sugar went up in the hospital. No regrets, but ready to feel better so I can focus on my new life change. I read so many post that other sleeves pain was just a little discomfort, I hoped that would be me. Oh well, this too shall pass!

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  • Yes, this too shall pass! That's been my mantra through this whole process and it is true. You are doing well for just a few days out and these are the toughest. There may be other challenges ahead

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Correction sleeved on 9/16 and released 9/18.

Yes, this too shall pass! That's been my mantra through this whole process and it is true.

You are doing well for just a few days out and these are the toughest. There may be other challenges ahead but these don't usually happen against the backdrop of major surgery ;-)

Stick with sipping your fluids, the pain will ease and the fog will clear. Your health will improve and your weight loss will kick in. You are at the start of an exciting journey - I had a few weepy moments in the early days but five months out I wouldn't change any of it.

Good luck !!!

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Thank you for the encouraging words! :)

Hang in there peachy, small amount suffering to get us to our goals of healthier happier peeps. Remember to tell me that on Oct. 1st

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