I went to register at the hospital Friday and all that did was make me extremely nervous and excited at the same time. All I know is I'm ready to lose this weight. I give myself a week to recover and I'm starting my walking.#nogames

How are things going now that's you've had the surgery?

To be honest! I'm starving!!! lol I thought once I had the surgery I wouldn't be so hungry. But besides that everything is going well. I'm off the pain meds every now and then I take Tylenol. I'm walking daily and going up and down my stairs. Not trying to push myself to hard.

To be honest! I'm starving!!! lol I thought once I had the surgery I wouldn't be so hungry. But besides that everything is going well. I'm off the pain meds every now and then I take Tylenol. I'm walking daily and going up and down my stairs. Not trying to push myself to hard.

I had surgery the same day and feel hungry too. I suppose we are. I'm getting around 400-500 calories a day.

I had surgery on May 23rd, and I am just so tired of eating the same foods. I am ready to advance my diet to at least soft foods. The most challenging part of this whole surgery has been adjusting to waiting the 30 minutes to drink something. Has anyone else found that to be challenging?

I had surgery on May 23rd, and I am just so tired of eating the same foods. I am ready to advance my diet to at least soft foods. The most challenging part of this whole surgery has been adjusting to waiting the 30 minutes to drink something. Has anyone else found that to be challenging?

Yes! I have to not have water near me because I forget.

This definitely isn't easy but certainly I could lose the weight without it. I often think I'm hungry but I listen to my body and it's like "meh" so I'm able to control it so much better than before. There's just so many triggers around us!

I'm almost 6 weeks out and I do terrible at the water thing.