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    Not only are you eating next to nothing, but your body is in major healing mode. Yes, this is normal and may take quite a while before your energy returns to normal. We're all different.

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Not only are you eating next to nothing, but your body is in major healing mode. Yes, this is normal and may take quite a while before your energy returns to normal. We're all different.

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    On 8/10/2019 at 6:38 PM, laura071693 said:

    I'm almost 3 weeks post OP and have nooo energy. Is this normal? I hate it. I have a one year old daughter and I just feel like I have no energy for anything

    I feel the same! Tomorrow will mark one month since my bypass and I am exhausted. I'm at work staring at the computer, trying to keep my eyes open. Some days are worse than others and today is pretty bad. Waiting for that energetic rush to come my way...How much longer?

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    I am 3 months out and I just stopped falling asleep every time I sat down. Dr. put it this way 1 gm of protein equals 4 calories so if you only get 40gms of protein in that day that's 160 calories. Now imagine how fast you burn that chasing a 1 year old. Give yourself time your body is going thru alot

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