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For those having BMs are they loose and oily??? Mine have been like this since I was on the pre-op!

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Are you drinking Atkin's shakes? They make me have very loose stools! Any time I'm starting to feel I need to move things along, I have one. Lol. If that's the culprit, you may want to switch Protein shakes.< /p>

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I have the lean shake 25 from GNC and the Bariatric Advantage powder same difference

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I have the same. I have chocolate and vanilla bean. Been trying to locate birthday cake but no one has it.

"In the end we only regret the chances that we didn't take."

Try Amazon. I bought a lot of Protein drinks from there.

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No cravings not really hungry an no I don't get nauseous at all I drink lots of shakes an it mushy foods for 2 more weeks. But this has been a little harder for me I Am a OTR truck driver so I am really dependent on what I can find on the rd an what I have in our truck.

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Chris I had mine done on the 24th as well however I have not pooped yet. I'll keep you posted.

"In the end we only regret the chances we didn't take" Lewis Carroll

Milk of magnesia works wonders

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I was sleeved on the 23rd and I can't seem to be able to reach my Protein or Water goals either. I walked too much yesterday and when I got home I could barely drink anything and was in a lot of pain. Today I walked for 10 minutes around the block and it took all my strength. Am resting now. I have a huge bruise on my lower left side, sometimes it feels warm too. Has anyone experienced any bruising?

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Hi, I have bruises around the stitches but nothing else. Try to drink and get some Proteins if you don't want to feel weak. I know it is hard but you need to find what you tolerate. Personally I can't do Isopure anymore, but shakes are ok.

I am a week out and everyday is a little improvement. Hang in there.

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I had my surgery on the 25th! The pain has subsided well and overall I feel great. It's definitely a challenge getting all the Protein & Water in. I have found that if you heat up the Water it goes down a bit easier.

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I am 8 days out. No nausea, not much pain, no BM yet, first visit today. 6 lbs in 1 week - a bit disappointing, but 12 if I count preop. I'm not feeling much restriction at all when I drink. I may get a tiny bit of pressure, but that's it. I'm starting to wonder if I still have my stomach in there. I am allowed greek yogurt this week and oatmeal, but only 2 ounces. No problems eating those. Am I crazy? Did anyone else have such a smooth road the first week and after eating the first small amounts? I'm not ungrateful at all, but just beginning to wonder.

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Kate, you and I are quite similar. I'm just a week out myself, but I'm having no issue drinking. I'm able to get both my Protein Shakes down a day and 50 oz of Water, which is mind blowing. I wonder if they didn't take out as much as other people, sometimes. I'm up and walking, working from home, but other than some dizziness and lingering aches, I've had a really smooth road too. I'm honestly hungry, even after a Protein Shake, and that's the most worrisome of all!

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Oh my goodness....the crying! I'm 6 days post op and I have no pain, can get in a good amount of liquids, but the crying is awful. I don't even feel like myself. Plus I have no patience at all for anything..the dog, the 6 yr old...it's awful. I hope this part of it ends soon.

@@FMoore2004 Keep holding on!

On my 4th day post-op I had multiple crying fits.

It's very frustrating! I had a lot of gas pain and nausea.

I'm now on 9th day post-op and feeling great (lost almost 20 lbs).

My tips:

- sleep well - your body needs rest to heal.

- Listen to your body, as Barry said.

- For me, drinking in really small sips while standing up gave my stomach "room".

- I froze cubes of natural sugar free juice. Best "popsicle" ever.

and finally: cry. let it all out.

A few days ago I felt like stabbing someone. If you need anything, IM me.

<3

lots os love

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