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Good moring all! I am a new poster (although I have been lurking here for awhile). After much thought and investigation, I had my band put on Monday, August 4th! It hurts but is getting much better daily (even by the hour). I did not stay in hospital, and was able to sleep in my own bed that first night. I have been trying to stick to the liquid diet (mostly Isopure), but sometimes it is difficult. Getting hungry (I think) As someone else stated here.....hungry and full at the same time....I know what that is! Can't wait to progress to the next stage. I also feel SO tired! I hope that changes as I was planning on going in to work tomorrow for a few hours. I also hope all this is worth it. I hate feeling like this!:thumbup:

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Hi ya .:)

Im also new to this forum and still pre op .

But congrats on ya surgery , wishing u a healthy & speedy recovery , and good luck with your new healthy life :thumbup:

tc

Sas x

I was also recently banded last Thursday July 31st. I just returned to work yesterday and I'm still a little sore even though it is much better. I wouldn't try to rush back to work. I have a desk job and I was still completely wiped out yesterday. It's funny that you mentioned being full and hungry at the same time. Some of it is "head hunger" but I have had times where I can feel my stomach growling but at the same time I don't want anything else to eat because I already feel full. Guess that'll be one of the things to get used to.

Good moring all! I am a new poster (although I have been lurking here for awhile). After much thought and investigation, I had my band put on Monday, August 4th! It hurts but is getting much better daily (even by the hour). I did not stay in hospital, and was able to sleep in my own bed that first night. I have been trying to stick to the liquid diet (mostly Isopure), but sometimes it is difficult. Getting hungry (I think) As someone else stated here.....hungry and full at the same time....I know what that is! Can't wait to progress to the next stage. I also feel SO tired! I hope that changes as I was planning on going in to work tomorrow for a few hours. I also hope all this is worth it. I hate feeling like this!:thumbup:

Congrats and best of luck to you....Enjoy your new healthier life...

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