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I know I haven’t posted in awhile but I’ve been so busy I’m a month and a few weeks post op my surgery was July 18th I weighed 287 that morning Im 264 as of today no complications or diarrhea...everything went as planned I was even able to pass my swallowing test with out throwing up...I did have some nausea when switching to soft and solid food but nothing major and I’ve thrown up 1 time I tried to eat spam and my pouch didn’t like it lol but I’ve learned my full feelings and I pretty much get the hiccups when I full now and I always eat my protein first to fill up fast I usually eat every 2 to 3 hours and I drink about 4 to 5 bottles of what a day I will say I’ve tried to eat takeout and it’s not the same I get full way to fast and gassy and it’s hurts anything that’s processed doesn’t go down as easy and takes forever to digest so take out food is a big no right and cards usually get stuck and take forever to go down to as well but I know that’s going to change over the next few months i just started working out a few days ago trying to get back into a routine I’m happy with my overall decision and glad I did this for myself I’m hoping to get down to 220 by the end of the year
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  • I've had an almost identical recovery. No nausea though. Keep doing what your doing and learning and that 220 will be a breeze to get to. Congrats on a successful recovery!!

  • Have you got to the point yet where you have more good days than bad? That's where I hope to end up.???

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Congrats! Keep it up!

I've had an almost identical recovery. No nausea though. Keep doing what your doing and learning and that 220 will be a breeze to get to. Congrats on a successful recovery!!

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Have you got to the point yet where you have more good days than bad? That's where I hope to end up.???

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