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That dietician sounds like a piece of work. That visit wasn't about her. It's about you. Who cares what she's done or can do. If you want this surgery, you CAN lose the weight. Focus on you and a
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@@HanSolo1977 ... hang in there. And congrats on relosing the small amount of weight you'd regained. The rest of this is just a comment on nutritionists and dietitians and the advice available to
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Many natural thin folks have a hard time wrapping their minds around obesity and why people can't stop eating. For them, it's easy because their "full" signals aren't confused like ours, or they don'
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So I had my first appointment with the dietician on Friday. It started out quite rough.
I had my weigh-in and I gained weight since my initial visit with the Bariatrician last month. I was +4 I think. That could be a deal-breaker. I need to be at or below my initial weight for her to pass me through.
She gave some great info, but I'm not sure I like her yet.
She's tiny (which I couldn't care less about but…). And she bragged about how she started eating like we're supposed to and lost 10 lbs and how she didn't ever have a gym membership because she does the "Soup can" exercises--"even though I'm a dietician"
Sorry just felt down and needed to vent.
Hope the psych thing tomorrow goes better
-H