Does anyone miss the feeling after surgery?
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I know this sounds insane but does anyone miss the feeling you had after surgery? Not right after surgery, but maybe 3 to 6 months after surgery? I do.
I'm now 2 years out and I have found that I have to stay away from slider foods. I work out avidly and if I'm not careful, by golly I can indeed gain weight again. I know, the sleeve is only a tool. Trust me, I read it right here on this forum and I have listened.
I'm now trying to cut my addiction to slider foods. It's hard. And then the most overwhelming feeling I have is trying to figure out what to eat. I bought the cook book for Bariatric Patients and it just looks like too much work.
I've heard but cannot confirm that if I screw up, I could have the sleeve done again IE if I stretch my sleeve too much. Anyone have any idea on this?