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May Sleevers!?[emoji322]

So much running through my head.... tonight I actually felt a rush of anxiety when I start thinking about it. Sx is scheduled for may 31st. I know this will be an amazing and life changing process but it's like an emotional rollercoaster at times! I'm in nursing school and work at a hospital 3 days a week in radiology. I feel like the need for routine is important and I haven't even gotten that down yet!! [emoji85]

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I'm on another forum on FB and I had a friend who was sleeved in March with the same physician she is scarring the hell out of me. Says she been to hospital 6 times dehydration. How she wanted to eat a whole sleeve of Oreos and this is just 3 weeks post op. I have exactly 37 days b4 my surgery I'm anxious


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I'm on another forum on FB and I had a friend who was sleeved in March with the same physician she is scarring the hell out of me. Says she been to hospital 6 times dehydration. How she wanted to eat a whole sleeve of Oreos and this is just 3 weeks post op. I have exactly 37 days b4 my surgery I'm anxious

That's terrible to hear! I am in a mind set of not eating that type of food. I've been working hard and cutting out refined sugars little by little. Why would a person do that to their self after going through getting the sleeve? It's a wonderful tool that should not be taken for granted! Sounds like your friend needs to see a doctor and get his/her mind set right regarding food. Sounds like they are eating Oreos in stead of doing what's right for their body and getting that Water in. I hope your friend becomes more aware, successful and feels better!!!! Maybe you're seeing stuff you're not supposed to do. I only hear of complications from people who bring in the same ol'yummy but bad habits back to their selfs. I hope you are stronger than that and prevail! I'm gunna try too! [emoji182]

I'm very sorry to hear this but he need call his surgeon office and tell them what's going on so they can see what they can do help him out I have my surgery April 17 and I'm so ready to go because hear all wonderful results people are having and niece had it and she is doing awesome lost lot of weight so best luck on you with your surgery and I'm praying for your friend


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