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Bypass 2 days ago....home now

I felt like I was very prepared for everything that occurred when I went for my surgery Wednesday. The nurses and doctors seemed to respond well when I knew the answer to some of their questions.

I'm home now and I'm only tolerating Jello in micro amounts and Water. Not supposed to add a Protein shake ( 1 through the whole day) until tomorrow. Also the endocrinologist in the hospital reduced my insulin already by a lot!!!!

I'm finding the hardest thing is getting up and down....and finding a comfy way to rest. My abdominal muscles really ache.

Overall....I'd say I'm still thrilled with my decision to have the surgery.

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    Congratulations on your surgery. This article describes my experience after my RNY gastric bypass surgery 3 years ago. http://www.breadandbutterscience.com/Surgery.pdf You may find some of the info

  • Yeah Sheri! Happy to hear you are home. Hang in there I hear it gets better soon! Just think about how great it will be to give up insulin altogether! I can't wait to be rid of my pump. God bless you.

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Congratulations on your surgery. This article describes my experience after my RNY gastric bypass surgery 3 years ago. http://www.breadandbutterscience.com/Surgery.pdf You may find some of the information helpful.

I feel the same exact way...getting up and finding a comfy place is difficult ...the only time it's a bit easier is when I take my pain medication (which I am just about out of) Loratab.

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I'm so sorry you're having pain DelRay. I feel clumsy and it does hurt so to get up but I know I have to.

I had little separate 2 oz Jello mixed up and can't finish even one of them yet. Hoping a good night sleep tonight will turn the pain around a bit.

I've gone to half doses of the pain meds. It seems to cover it.

My biggest hope is that I'm able to get my fluids in.

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Yeah Sheri! Happy to hear you are home. Hang in there I hear it gets better soon! Just think about how great it will be to give up insulin altogether! I can't wait to be rid of my pump. God bless you. Keep us posted I am scheduled November 1

DelRey310 congrats! It's going to get better. I'm told if we just keep moving. Easier said than done when you're in pain no doubt. Please keep us posted. I hope you will feel much better very soon . God bless.

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