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Bypass Eve

I'm heading for the hospital in the morning. I have to admit I'm incredibly nervous. Being postponed by two weeks has shaken me and I occasionally think the worst.

That said if things go well, and of course the odds are they will, I feel fired up and ready. The pre-op diet has been brilliant. The postponement meant I've been on it for four weeks and I've lost 30-odd pounds. I started a couple of weeks early and have never deviated and hardly craved - I think my head's in the right place.

That said the anxiety is exhausting - I want to get to sleep, get in there and move on to the next stage of my journey.

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Congrats on saying goodbye to the 300's!! You should never see them again, as long as you wait at least a week to weigh yourself postop ;)

Fingers crossed for luck!!

Looking forward to hearing how your surgery went. The good news is you will never be the same, in a very positive way. Will pray for quick recovery and healing

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John! So exciting! I'm on the eve of Surgery eve, so I sympathize with where you are right now. I'm ready to get this DONE already, so I can start on the other side!

Let us know how it goes. Good luck!

I hope all went well

HW 330
SW 292
CW 226.0
GW below 200

Good luck, I hope all is well! Thank you for sharing your fears! Its helps!

Hope everything goes smoothly for you! Great job sticking to the plan.

Thank you so much all for your thoughts and prayers. So, here's the score...

I feel amazing, I came back to my room 3 or 4 hours ago and I feel fantastic. Oxygen's gently wafting up my nose and my legs are alternately popping and inflating in an oddly relaxing rhythm.

I don't feel any pain worth mentioning, at the most I think you could say I'm 'aware' of where the incisions were made. I'm sat upright and about to take my first walk - I really can't wait to get on my feet.

Given everything I've read I'm surprised how easy constant little sips of water are - I've probably (I can't see the record from here) got through 400ml so far).

Best of all given the almost imperceptibly rising level of anxiety that's accompanied me these last weeks I just feel a tremendous sense of relaxation and wellbeing - I feel like ordering a club sandwich and a massage from room service... ooooops!

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Man, they have you on some good stuff! Once some of the pain meds wear off, you may be a tad more uncomfortable, but it sounds like you are doing stellar!! Congrats on getting to the other side (in a good way!).

Yaaaay!!! Glad you made it through just fine. Thanks for the pic; I find those to be so reassuring, haha. Keep doing a great job!

Hope you're doing well. Best of luck John!



Aka_et

HW-220
Pre-op 194.3
RNY
SD June 16th 2017
CW-185
GW-140
HT 5' 3"

"You may see me struggle but you will never see me quit"

Glad you're doing well!! I hope the relaxation and sense of wellbeing continues!


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