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Happy NEW Year!

I had my sleeve surgery on New year's eve, just a week ago. My follow up visit is tomorrow. I'm 70 so postop has been a tad slower. I'm still adjusting to the schedules, small portions, Water, and a little pain when moving and gas from too big sips. It seems hard to get it all in and sleep, too. So far, liquids taste fine, and Vitamins are tasty too.

Is it normal to dream about food?

VSG. 12/31/2015

Pre-op weight 218, at home today 210.

Surgeon Dr Thomas Chua.

Surgical team, staff and experience at Aurora Milwaukee Sinai Medical Center have been outstanding. Far above expectations.

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Yes to the question about dreaming of food. I'm three 1/2 months since surgery and I did dream about food. It's a huge change. I'm finally starting to get use to my new pouch and knowing what I can and can not eat. It's rough at first but it starts getting easier.

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