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Surgery tomorrow 12/27

New here. Been reading these boards for the last few weeks, my first time posting. I am scheduled for surgery at 8:30 am tomorrow morning, 12/27. Getting nervous! Excited for what this means for my life, mostly nervous about having actual surgery and complications. But it’s taken me two years to get to this point and there is no turning back now. Sit have to have faith that everything is going to be fine.

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  • MissSimpson
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    How exciting! Mine is on 12/28. We’re gonna rock this!

  • Flabtofab122717
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    Getting better. Still a ton of trapped gas, but I have been able to stop the dilaudid pain meds. Still taking the zofran and meds for esophageal spasms pretty regularly. Able to consume a little more

  • VSG_Meow_Bitch
    VSG_Meow_Bitch

    Surgery and recovery are not that bad. I was surprised by how good i left the next day and so on. I got sleeved two weeks ago (12/11/17) and i was able to eat a lot of things yesterday on xmas.

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Good luck tomorrow!

Surgery and recovery are not that bad. I was surprised by how good i left the next day and so on. I got sleeved two weeks ago (12/11/17) and i was able to eat a lot of things yesterday on xmas.


Good Luck and Congrats!

Surgery and recovery are not that bad. I was surprised by how good i left the next day and so on. I got sleeved two weeks ago (12/11/17) and i was able to eat a lot of things yesterday on xmas.




Hey we are surgery twins I too had my sleeve on the 11th and so far so good.

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New here. Been reading these boards for the last few weeks, my first time posting. I am scheduled for surgery at 8:30 am tomorrow morning, 12/27. Getting nervous! Excited for what this means for my life, mostly nervous about having actual surgery and complications. But it’s taken me two years to get to this point and there is no turning back now. Sit have to have faith that everything is going to be fine.

You will do great you're in a prayers.[emoji4]

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Best wishes for a healthy effective outcome! You're gonna do great:)

New here. Been reading these boards for the last few weeks, my first time posting. I am scheduled for surgery at 8:30 am tomorrow morning, 12/27. Getting nervous! Excited for what this means for my life, mostly nervous about having actual surgery and complications. But it’s taken me two years to get to this point and there is no turning back now. Sit have to have faith that everything is going to be fine.

How exciting! Mine is on 12/28. We’re gonna rock this!


Best wishes for a speedy recovery

How are you feeling?

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6 hours ago, Holls06 said:

How are you feeling?

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Getting better. Still a ton of trapped gas, but I have been able to stop the dilaudid pain meds. Still taking the zofran and meds for esophageal spasms pretty regularly. Able to consume a little more liquid each day and some protein. Deffinately not a walk in the park yet tho. Whoever says this is the easy way out can kiss my ass :)

Getting better. Still a ton of trapped gas, but I have been able to stop the dilaudid pain meds. Still taking the zofran and meds for esophageal spasms pretty regularly. Able to consume a little more liquid each day and some Protein. Deffinately not a walk in the park yet tho. Whoever says this is the easy way out can kiss my ass [emoji4]

Awesome. I still have some trapper gas too. Burping alot, and coming out the other way as well lol. I started my protein water this morning and it's going down pretty good. It's definitely not a walk in the park. But we got this. [emoji4]

Have you been getting any sleep? I just can't get comfortable. Up every hour or so.

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1 minute ago, Holls06 said:


Awesome. I still have some trapper gas too. Burping alot, and coming out the other way as well lol. I started my Protein Water this morning and it's going down pretty good. It's definitely not a walk in the park. But we got this.

Have you been getting any sleep? I just can't get comfortable. Up every hour or so.

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First few days I had to sleep on the couch, there was no getting comfortable. I am up every 2-3 hours still, but I take a quick 10 minute walk to loosen some of the gas up and lay back down and an able to get back to sleep. Don’t know what your doc prescribed you for meds, but mine gave me some Valium, and I take it right before bed and that helps a lot. I average about 8 hours, with waking up 2-3 times a night. A pillow under my stomach has been helpful as well.

Glad it went well. Now every day it'll get a bit better. The gas is the worst, walk as much as you can and keep sipping!

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