Hello every1 this is my 1st msg i had my surgery on 17/08/17 i lost 4 and 1/2 stone but i have Q Pls if some 1 can help me i feel all the time hungry i dont no why and what to do and now i can eat and drink at same time[emoji4] hop my surgery is wright

1 hour ago, DKR311 said:

Hello every1 this is my 1st msg i had my surgery on 17/08/17 i lost 4 and 1/2 stone but i have Q Pls if some 1 can help me i feel all the time hungry i dont no why and what to do and now i can eat and drink at same time hop my surgery is wright

First off, don't eat and drink at the same time, even if you "can", drinking while eating flushes the food through your pouch. Just stop that habit right now, go back to the waiting 30 mins after eating to drink.

You've provided no other information, we don't know your daily calorie count, water intake, etc etc etc.

But from what you've said, your surgery worked just fine, you've just stopped working with your surgery.
Time to get back on the horse and start following the instructions you were originally provided. If you are unsure, call your surgical team and follow up with them, you should be doing that anyway as you really should have done your 1 year follow up blood work at this point.

Very encouraging. I just went through the information stage. I am a little sccared. I want to loose 150 lbs. What is your best advise.

1 hour ago, Carol Gray said:

Very encouraging. I just went through the information stage. I am a little sccared. I want to loose 150 lbs. What is your best advise.

Curious, why was my post funny/laughable?

6 hours ago, Matt Z said:

Curious, why was my post funny/laughable?

Very likely a mistake

On 9/14/2018 at 6:21 PM, 2shea said:

Very likely a mistake

Maybe... but maybe not... we'll have to see if they take the time to bother to answer.

On 9/14/2018 at 5:53 AM, Matt Z said:

First off, don't eat and drink at the same time, even if you "can", drinking while eating flushes the food through your pouch. Just stop that habit right now, go back to the waiting 30 mins after eating to drink.

You've provided no other information, we don't know your daily calorie count, Water intake, etc etc etc.

But from what you've said, your surgery worked just fine, you've just stopped working with your surgery.
Time to get back on the horse and start following the instructions you were originally provided. If you are unsure, call your surgical team and follow up with them, you should be doing that anyway as you really should have done your 1 year follow up blood work at this point.

Shewww! For a second I thought IIIIIII was the one who clicked on the laughy emoji! And I'd do it only cuz I'm used to you crackin' me up--so it's reflexive.