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Instagram Support Groups (Non-Facebook groups)

Doesn’t anyone follow helpful support pages or people on Instagram covering their weight loss surgery journey? I had a sleeve to rny revision 3 weeks ago and would love to follow some folks on Instagram since I don’t have Facebook and don’t want to create an account.

If you’re active on Instagram please feel free to share your @ and any suggested Instagram accounts you follow/find helpful. Thanks!

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  • I hadn't thought of that. I follow a girl on YouTube that lost 70 lbs doing Weight Watchers because I'm doing it now. She didn't have WLS though. I'm not on FB either. Or Instagram, but I'm thinki

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    BariNation! They are on IG and they have a membership forum. I absolutely love it. Lots of support groups, forums for conversation, step challenges, expert presentations, etc. HIGHLY recommend.

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I hadn't thought of that. I follow a girl on YouTube that lost 70 lbs doing Weight Watchers because I'm doing it now. She didn't have WLS though. I'm not on FB either. Or Instagram, but I'm thinking about joining.

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I say join! So far I just look up hashtags like #wlscommunity #rny #wls etc. I want to connect with people for support. Single during a pandemic can fell isolating. I mostly work, workout and meal prep my 2 ounce containers.

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BariNation! They are on IG and they have a membership forum. I absolutely love it. Lots of support groups, forums for conversation, step challenges, expert presentations, etc. HIGHLY recommend.

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Thanks so much Sleeve_Me_Alone. I’ll follow @Bari.Nation now!

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56 minutes ago, Sleeve_Me_Alone said:

BariNation! They are on IG and they have a membership forum. I absolutely love it. Lots of support groups, forums for conversation, step challenges, expert presentations, etc. HIGHLY recommend.

Thanks so much Sleeve_Me_Alone. I’ll follow @Bari.Nation now!

  • 6 months later...

I followed several bloggers who are in remission after Anorexia Nervosa. I think it helped me to take an example from those who cope with it every day, just like me. But then things got worse for me. So it's much more comfortable to watch videos in Tick Tock, where many girls with different figures show their diet or useful daily rituals. It's calming. I also created such an account. My face is not there, but I show my food and workouts. I put on a face mask. With socialboosting.com I've raised my popularity and account views, so you'll find me by my nickname. It's the same as here. Girls, YOU ARE STRONG!

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