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Working out pre sleeve surgery is so hard I can feel the weight holding me back from pushing harder.

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It will be harder post op. Your body now is still healthy. I am two months post-op and walking makes me winded. No energy and exhausted

It will be harder post op. Your body now is still healthy. I am two months post-op and walking makes me winded. No energy and exhausted

That's temporary. Now that I've lost weight, working out is much easier.

Yesterday, my daughter went to the bus stop and forgot her phone. I ran all the way down the street to catch her, nearly 1/4 of a mile, with no effort. I wasn't winded. My knees didn't ache. I'm not a runner, and I've never been able to run any distance.

It gets easier. I promise.



It will be harder post op. Your body now is still healthy. I am two months post-op and walking makes me winded. No energy and exhausted

It gets so much easier! My family goes to an amusement park every summer and two summers ago I thought I was going to have to ask for a wheelchair. Last summer I kept up with even my six year old!


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I am in the same boat preop. Walking even short distances wears me out.



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