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New Here & 4 Yrs Rny Post Op

I had my Roux en Y on March 10, 2008. My starting weight was 260# and have maintained 148-150# since Nov 2008. I have done many exhilarating activities since the weight loss. Since. August 2010 I have taken up running. On March 6, 2011 I completed a full Marathon (26.2 miles), and since then i have completed a half Marathon, a 10k and 2 Half Marathons. Now I have taken on a new challenge for Sept 2013...Tahoe Tough Mudders :)

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Could you send me a copy of the workout plan? Email is tinabree35@gmail.com

Ok emailed it. :))

Wow missed this thread the first time around. Welcome and congrats on your amazing success. I stopped running about 10 years ago and can't wait to get cleared and start again :)

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Wow missed this thread the first time around. Welcome and congrats on your amazing success. I stopped running about 10 years ago and can't wait to get cleared and start again <img src='http://www.bariatricpal.com/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />

Thank you! Once you get into running its fairly addicting. I'm sure you'll do great once you get cleared to run again. Your body will remember after a week or so n kick right in.

Thank you so much for your inspiration life story. I too would like a copy of your trainers workout. pug.twins@yahoo.com. Thanks

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Thank you so much for your inspiration life story. I too would like a copy of your trainers workout. pug.twins@yahoo.com. Thanks

It's been emailed :) Hope it helps. The running n cardio is based on my having worked up to that point. When u see run 3 miles, remember of you are just beginning, start out with a half mile and work your way up from that point.

I have a question. What can you eat?. For that I have only 3 months almost 4 and my dietitian said I could eat regular rice. I could you clarify my doubt. Thanks

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I have a question. What can you eat?. For that I have only 3 months almost 4 and my dietitian said I could eat regular rice. I could you clarify my doubt. Thanks

Well you an eat rice but quite honestly start very slowly with it. Me, rice and Pasta don't get along too good. I always have to stop eating after 3 bites cause it's sticks in my pouch like pork does when I can't process it.

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Veronica your story is amazing. I too would like a copy of your training schedule. My email is jewels1223@msn.com

Emailing it to you right now. :)

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I have a question. What can you eat?. For that I have only 3 months almost 4 and my dietitian said I could eat regular rice. I could you clarify my doubt. Thanks

I have to say I am surprised your dietitian would recommend regular rice. Like bread, rice is used as a "filler" in past years when families had a lot less money and food, adding a cheap filler like rice and bread to meal made the meat and other items go further. I also have found that to much rice can affect my RH (reactive hypoglycemia). I know at 4 months I was still eating about 3 oz at a meal, so I went for stuff that I knew would keep me sated longer.

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Hello all...today marks 5 yrs post op and maintaining. I'm still running (lapsed the last 2wks due to night classes n midterms) and my come back half marathon is St Patty's day. I have class k. tues & thurs evenings which happen to be my running days. Eeeeek! So now that 2wls of running has lapsed and I feel like poo, I am switching those days to Mon & Wed.

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Here's to 5 years and holding!

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