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Hi to everyone! I am 6 months out and doing fine! Still have to take nausea meds and occasionally I do throw up. Is this normal? Also, someone recently posted Bariatric words and their abbreviations! It's great and I should have printed it!! Now I can't locate it! Could someone post this again??? Thanks!!!

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    I had RNY gastric bypass 8/1/16. For the first 4-5 months, I had CONSTANT nausea and vomiting. I was on a lot of antiemetics but finally, about 5 months out, that passed. I now only get sick if I eat/drink too quickly or too much


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