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A day in the life of a 4-5 month sleever

Hi All!!!!

Just checkin in, thought it would be fun to see what a Day in the life of a 4 month sleever looks like!!!

Breakfast for me is 6 ounces of yogurt. I eat the Fage yogurt with the fruit on the side. It is a 190 calories and 19 grams of carbs. That might be too many carbs for some people.

I then fill up 3 -20 ounce bottles of Water and put 1/4 blueberries/strawberries/pineapple in the water.

lunch is 3 ounces of chicken breast, 1 oz veggie with cheese

Snack is yogurt or cheese

Another 20 ounce water

dinner is same as lunch

After dinner ill have 2 more 20 ounces of fruit infused water

I just had a hysterectomy so I'm not doing any "planned" activity. Although I do go up and down our stairs throughout the day. Also, whenever I go to the store I try to park out in the parking lot far away.

I dont wait 30 minutes between food and drink, I need to work on that. I feel like I could be doing more so I welcome any suggestions.

Water is 80-100 oz

Calories 950-1000

Carbos under 45

Vitamins are: 1 multi, 2 Calcium chews, 1 fish oil.

Liver enzymes were above normal. I stopped tylenol now their normal. I am getting major headaces which I hope are just allergies...everything else has been great.

Any feedback? Id love to hear what your doing?

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Hi there,

I am 4 months out also. For me the hardest thing is getting all the Water in. It is a real struggle. For breakfast I usually have an egg or a Protein shake if I am in a hurry. Mid morning I have the Dannon Light and Fit Greek Yogurt. Lunch is usually cheese, afternoon snack is a Protein Bar or nuts, and dinner is a protein and vegetable.

I am doing really well and although the weight loss has slowed, it is still trending down. All the post-op labs were fine so no worries there.

What has helped me the most I think is developing an exercise routine. I go to the gym twice a week and can feel the difference it makes.

Water ranges from 30-70 oz

Protein about 60-80 Gm

I don't count carbs or fat though I am guessing calories are about 900

Vitamins- 1 children's chewable and 1 calcium chew

@samuelsmom I love the Light & Fit Greek yogurt!

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