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Kathryn's Dream

Hi everyone I had my bypass surgery 1-11-16 . And I have to say it was the greatest thing . Dr said get out of bed to get rid of all the gas and walk the halls . So I did and it helped so much . Couldn't eat at the hospital but was able to drink ally Water so all was good . Second day went home . Now four five months later still having problems eating certain meats. But I can actually love to get on the scale. Love to see it go down instead of up . By the way when I started off I was 289 and 5'3. And now I'm still 5'3 but 217.2 it's not helping my back yet but I'm praying .

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Oh I'm from south Texas

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    meats can be very hard on the stomach. I tended to stay with softer foods such as chili and Soups. meat in this form goes down easier. I have included some recipes at the end of the following artic

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    Congrats! We have similar stats - it's good to see you've been so successful!

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    Congrats to you too its a great feeling after being so long over weight, then wow all of a sudden it starts melting off ( of course with exercise) but it works! Sent from my HTC Desire Eye using the B

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meats can be very hard on the stomach. I tended to stay with softer foods such as chili and Soups. meat in this form goes down easier. I have included some recipes at the end of the following article. http://www.breadandbutterscience.com/Surgery.pdf

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Congrats! We have similar stats - it's good to see you've been so successful!

Congrats to you too its a great feeling after being so long over weight, then wow all of a sudden it starts melting off ( of course with exercise) but it works!

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Thank you so much ,have you had the surgery

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I am 3 years post-op RNY gastric bypass surgery.
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