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Success with RNY Gastric Bypass Surgery

My surgery was a success. I had my surgery in December 2012. I have as of this date lost 68 pounds. I know what my pouch likes and what it does not tolerate well. I no longer have diabetes and now only take a multivitamin, vitamin D supplement, iron tablet and calcium daily with one blood pressure pill versus two blood pressure pills. I've had my blood work checked on several occasions and all is well. My self esteem has improved and since I have lost the weight I regularly work out three to five times a week (which includes an hour or more of walking, housework, swimming or exercise at the gym). I try my best to ensure my body gets at least 60 grams of protein also with a balance of green veggies and fruit. At my highest I was pushing 288 pounds. I am now 220 pounds. I now wear makeup, eyelashes and care about my appearance. Cleanliness is also a key priority for me now (not that it wasn't before), but now I take extra pride in ensuring my personal hygiene and dental needs are on point and work not only a 9-5 job but also appear on a reality show in my home town. I wanted to live longer and enjoy a better quality of life. My husband gets jealous because now I have a lot of men looking at this fine chick. LOL! If you are contemplating the surgery, do it for your overall well being. If you feel better, you will want to look better and you can not put a price tag on a healthy self esteem.

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