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Any February 2014 Sleevers?

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By honeyg317, in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums

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SuperFab    689

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How are you doing SuperFab?

Better little by little. I feel like I've been his by a truck. Lol

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bodie602    16

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Good Luck SJ!!!

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bodie602    16

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I think I'm the last one this month to get sleeved. Anyone else getting sleeved on the 28th?

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rpcamper    10

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MAJOR SET BACK...

I went for my pre-admin testing on Monday, surgery scheduled for 2/24/14, because it was discovered that I have walking pneumonia :mellow: (in a nut shell I was jumping through hoops all day and night because there were thoughts of something more serious) So here it is now Wed. and I think I have come to the resolution that there must have been a reason that I was not to be a Feb 2014 sleever. But I have not given up hope that one day I will be healthy, I have been tentatively set for mid April. I want to thank you all for the support and wish you all a successful journey :D my mantra is "I may not be where I want to be, but I'm closer today than yesterday" . Thanks for all the support!

Rosemary

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Dignity    26

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On my way to the hospital. Late, but I wouldn't be me if I wasn't running late!

Go SJ go! Let us know how you are when you can.

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Dignity    26

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Say Hi to Dr. Gluck! Lol.....how are you doing Sarahjane? You should just about be out of surgery. You will be be feeling awful when you get this messsge, but know I am thinking about you.:))))

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Dignity    26

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Say Hi to Dr. Gluck! Lol.....how are you doing Sarahjane? You should just about be out of surgery. You will be be feeling awful when you get this messsge, but know I am thinking about you.:))))

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MizNola    25

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So sorry, rpcamper. It will happen for you, you just want to be in tip top shape when you go in for surgery. Keep us posted.

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MAJOR SET BACK...

I went for my pre-admin testing on Monday, surgery scheduled for 2/24/14, because it was discovered that I have walking pneumonia :mellow: (in a nut shell I was jumping through hoops all day and night because there were thoughts of something more serious) So here it is now Wed. and I think I have come to the resolution that there must have been a reason that I was not to be a Feb 2014 sleever. But I have not given up hope that one day I will be healthy, I have been tentatively set for mid April. I want to thank you all for the support and wish you all a successful journey :D my mantra is "I may not be where I want to be, but I'm closer today than yesterday" . Thanks for all the support!

Rosemary

So sorry to hear this, Rosemary. I pray you have a quick recovery and are re-scheduled ASAP! Keep us updated, even if you aren't a Feb/March sleever anymore. <3

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melessig    8

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Does anyone else use the app My Fitness Pal for tracking Protein and food? My nut suggested it yesterday and it's pretty cool. I'm getting more protein than I had thought. Here's a typical day on the full liquid diet:

Light yoplait banana yogurt w vanilla protein powder(took 45 mins to eat)

4 oz Protein Shake (milk+unjury+carnation)

1/2 cup cream of chic Soup w Protein Powder

1/2 cup FF cottage cheese

1/2 cup cream of chic soup w protein powder

DQ sugar free Fudgesicle (yummy!!)

Between eating every two hours and trying to get the Water in between food and then the calcium chews and Vitamins I feel like I'm always trying to get something down! But I was down 15 lbs at my first week follow up!! Yay!!

OMG that pain Syrup in the hospital was awful! I had to plug my nose to get it down. Good news was the prescription I filled after discharge had some cherry flavor and wasn't quite as bad.

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