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June Post Ops!

Never to soon to start! I had mine on the 11th!?? Anyone else in June yet? And how's it going?

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So I'm up… eating a little egg white with turkey sausage… and then off for my morning walk… this weight loss is a time consuming full time job! I hope I can figure out an exercise schedule once school starts in september!

Michelle' date=' you are always in my thoughts. Hopefully everything will get better soon!

So far I have had no aversions to anything I've eaten… this worries me at times because I don't want to fall back into old patterns later on…[/quote']

I agree with you completely. I too am a teacher so I have all day to work on my many mini meals, protein, fluids, and working out. I don't know what I will do when work starts. It will be hard to schedule everything.

For those of you who have already gone back to work, what is your schedule like?

Surgery: 6/26/13 HW 370 SW 320 CW 305

I agree with you completely. I too am a teacher so I have all day to work on my many mini meals' date=' protein, fluids, and working out. I don't know what I will do when work starts. It will be hard to schedule everything.

For those of you who have already gone back to work, what is your schedule like?

Surgery: 6/26/13 HW 370 SW 320 CW 305[/quote']

I am worried also & curious what others do to fit it all in...I work on a college campus in food service & it's very fast paced & demanding. Not to mention a 15month old & grad school. I don't want to ever go back to where I was.

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Teacher here too. Won't know what my schedule looks like till I walk in the door in August. So I have no idea how its gonna work. Especially all the morning stuff, the vitamins, Pepcid, gallbladder med, supplements, protein shake....yech. Also I've been taking a mid morning walk as well as the gym in the late afternoon. Walking makes me feel so much better. And my school is nothing less than a clusterf#*% of an institution, so all that stress on top of it.

Relishing every moment of this summer!

I work 3-11 as a 911 dispatcher. We can be mandated to stay an extra 4 or 8 hours if people call off and there are open shifts. My schedule is completely unpredictable. I always take an extra snack in case I get stuck. I haven't been cooking because its just me and I eat so little - I've been buying things that hardly need prepared so I can throw some in a container in my lunch box and go. I like walking on my lunch break but the heat index has been about 100 so that's been a no go. I can make it to the gym days I only work 8 hours. Thankfully my gym is also open 24 hours.

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Tried on a bathing suit that was too tight last year and it fits now! Its actually almost too big!

Saw my NUT today and got a good review! Down 29.2 lbs according to her records. 3 weeks post op plus 2 weeks preop liquid diet. I feel like it should be more, but not complaining (much!)

Got cleared for most general food! Just no steak, raw tough veggies, or popcorn/seeds...

So excited to eat something crispy or crunchy!!! Done with the mush!!!

Yay!

I work 7:30a-4p. I usually have some coffee first thing in the am, eat a protein bar on my drive into work, at around 9:30 I have a Greek yogurt, lunch usually consisted of a roll up (turkey or ham with a wedge of laughing cow cheese spread over it, roll it up and cut in pinwheels) or some egg or tuna salad and a couple wheat thins, driving home I have a cheese stick or a protein shake, then dinner around 7.

It wasn't hard at all to go back to work, in fact I went back when I was still on liquids.

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I agree with you completely. I too am a teacher so I have all day to work on my many mini meals, protein, fluids, and working out. I don't know what I will do when work starts. It will be hard to schedule everything.

For those of you who have already gone back to work, what is your schedule like?

Surgery: 6/26/13 HW 370 SW 320 CW 305

My daily work schedule too date is as follows:

4AM - Up and at them!!! in reality I lay in bed and check RNY talk till 5am :-)

5 AM - Protein Shake and take vitamins over the next hour :-P

6:45 AM - Walk 1/2 mile to the trolley ( i increase my speed and have shaved 5 possibly 8 minutes off my best time as of this morning .

I have set a goal of walking a full mile to the next stop on the line by end of August

10 AM - Protein shake

3 PM - Protein Shake or G3 Gatorade

5 PM -Walk 1/2 mile to Home ( once again i have i increased my speed and have shaved 5 possibly 8 minutes off my best time .... Yea ME!)

6 PM - Light dinner with Protein powder added and take vitamins over the next hour :-P

8 PM - food ( sugar free Popsicle or sugar free apple sauce ) cut off point nothing but water or crystal lite after 8pm

10 PM - Power down for the evening , read play on my Android and drift off to have silly dreams :)

During the day i sip / drink as much water as possible. I have a bottle in front of me at all times and whenever my phone rings or i get an email i take a sip . needless to say i'm constantly sipping ( i get a butt load of calls and emails every day) , its good to be busy :-)

also i make an effort to move constantly , i try if possible to go see the person instead of calling, up and down the stairs constantly . ( if my schedule allows it ) it all adds up !! walk further do more moving ..... the buildings were the operations groups are is medium sized so it is conducive to getting in some good exercise while at work

as you can see i'm religious about this and i manage to get all of my protien , fluids and exercise in daily , on weekends i mix it up more but i do exercise twice as much on weekends

Hope this helps

RJ

hek1127- what do you teach?

hautechick- what are you studying?

RJ- LOVE this… "4AM - Up and at them!!! in reality I lay in bed and check RNY talk till 5am "

I bought a fitbit flex (i had the zip before) and when the site is working I love it. It tracks my steps, my sleep, calories burned.. you can track your food, water all sorts… and I love the dashboard so I can keep track of it all. When you reach your step goal for the day you feel the bracelet vibrate on your wrist. It also syncs with Map my walk. I think this is a link for a referral and will give you more info if interested, http://bit.ly/1dI4WOa

hek1127- what do you teach?

hautechick- what are you studying?

RJ- LOVE this… "4AM - Up and at them!!! in reality I lay in bed and check RNY talk till 5am "

I bought a fitbit flex (i had the zip before) and when the site is working I love it. It tracks my steps' date=' my sleep, calories burned.. you can track your food, water all sorts… and I love the dashboard so I can keep track of it all. When you reach your step goal for the day you feel the bracelet vibrate on your wrist. It also syncs with Map my walk. I think this is a link for a referral and will give you more info if interested, http://bit.ly/1dI4WOa[/quote']

Thanks very interested!

I'm a teacher, too. I teach 2nd grade. I had my surgery on 6/18, which was the earliest I could get once school got out. After tomorrow, we're down to 3 weeks of summer break left and I have so much I want to get done! I'm fighting an internal infection and had to have another drain put in last Friday. Praying that the drain comes out on Monday and that the infection is gone!! I need those 3 weeks!!

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