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I had bypass 2 days ago and I can’t get anything down. I have so much air in my belly and I’ve been walking like crazy, but it’s not moving!feels like I’m going to pop if I take a sip of something [emoji15]

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  • I had bypass on Thursday and today it feels like some of the gas is finally moving along. I heard from other people to try to do stretches where your head is lower than your butt ---if that makes sens

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Most of the gas pain should ease up during the first week. It is alway rough at the beginning. Just hang in there.

I had bypass on Thursday and today it feels like some of the gas is finally moving along. I heard from other people to try to do stretches where your head is lower than your butt ---if that makes sense. I did some kneeling on the bed and would keep my head down and put my hips up and would kind of sway. Not sure if that helped me but it felt good. Hang in there!

Hang in there. I’m about 12 days out from RNY and it gets better. Ice chips are great.


HW 355
CW 335
GW 180

RNY 01/22/18

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Ya the pain is getting better. But as soon as I take a single sip or a single bite of something. I feel so stuffed!! Not sure how I’m going to get all the protein in


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