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I'm almost two years out and I'm out of control. I can't stop eating and it scares me. I was separated from my husband during my surgery and for recovery and since we've been back together it's been nothing but junk food and eating when I'm not even hungry. Does anyone have suggestions?????

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let him know your health will suffer if you continue the old habbits be strong and good luck keep in touch so we can support you so you can get back on track good luck

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I will thanks!

  • 4 weeks later...

Hi. I had my gastric bypass in October of 2013. I live in Illinois. I started at 318 and was down to 226. Now I found out I gained 30 pounds back. I am so upset. I stress eat. A horrible eating disorder. I have to work on getting this 30 pounds off. I totally know how you feel. We have to keep reminding ourselves what we went through to get to have the surgery. I wish you the best. I think we can do it.

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I'm almost 2 years out. Started eating very badly again. My husband decided to go on weight watchers so I joined with him. I lost 7 lbs in the first 2 weeks by just cutting out the crap! Back to healthier food makes a huge difference. I am only 12 pounds from my lowest weight but I didn't want it to continue to creep back.

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