Leann M 20 years, 2 months ago

Hey Scrappin- Congrats on being the newest SYSK!! Hear the tiara well. Have a fun week.

Living Life 20 years, 2 months ago

Hi Scrappin......Congrats. Have a great week.

<*>LYnn<*> 20 years, 2 months ago

Congratulations on SYSK! Ronda made a great choice. All the best to you enjoy your reign this week. Take care, Lynn

Help me Ronda 20 years, 2 months ago

CONGRATS to you Srappin Gal! From what I can tell you are very deserving of this weeks SYSK (someone you should know) title! Keep up the good work! ~Ronda

meercat 20 years, 8 months ago

Hi Keri, I am in Riverside. I had my surgery on the 11th of August. Welcome to O H. We are all here to support each other.

sweetpea1965 20 years, 8 months ago

Glad to hear you are doing well. Welcome to the losing side. :-D Pop in on the message board to continue to share your progress. Take care. Daniele

Scrappin Gal 20 years, 8 months ago

I'm 2 months post op. Life is going fine except how slowly I seem to be losing. According to the doctor's scales, I've lost about 46 lbs. I truly thought the weight would just melt off of me. Often I go 3-4 days with losing just a 1/2 lb. I need to get out of the habit of weighing everyday. I know that I'm not supposed to, but when I wait a week, the build up is so great that I come crashing down if I haven't lost much. The let down seems less if I see it daily, rather than get my hopes up. Most of my friends can tell I've lost, especially through my face. I don't think they notice much through the fanny and hips yet, although I can tell that my clothes are bigger. The surgery itself was a piece of cake. Far less painful than my gall bladder surgery. I didn't even take any pain meds when I came home. I was in the hospital an extra day because of nausea. Doing the first 2 weeks was incredibly difficult, only liquids. But, once I got to add in some cream of wheat, I felt like I was in heaven. Although I'm on solid food now, I still haven't tried red meat, lettuce, or most raw veggies. Cheese, ham, and a lot of chicken. Hard to get in all of the protein. Thank goodness for Fuzzy Navel! I've drank a lot of the Nectar protein. Also Stallone has a protein pudding out now- 6 oz. of pudding, 20g of protein, 100 calories. I've eaten several of those- they're not too bad. That's all for now.

Scrappin Gal 20 years, 8 months ago

I'm 2 months post op. Life is going fine except how slowly I seem to be losing. According to the doctor's scales, I've lost about 46 lbs. I truly thought the weight would just melt off of me. Often I go 3-4 days with losing just a 1/2 lb. I need to get out of the habit of weighing everyday. I know that I'm not supposed to, but when I wait a week, the build up is so great that I come crashing down if I haven't lost much. The let down seems less if I see it daily, rather than get my hopes up. Most of my friends can tell I've lost, especially through my face. I don't think they notice much through the fanny and hips yet, although I can tell that my clothes are bigger. The surgery itself was a piece of cake. Far less painful than my gall bladder surgery. I didn't even take any pain meds when I came home. I was in the hospital an extra day because of nausea. Doing the first 2 weeks was incredibly difficult, only liquids. But, once I got to add in some cream of wheat, I felt like I was in heaven. Although I'm on solid food now, I still haven't tried red meat, lettuce, or most raw veggies. Cheese, ham, and a lot of chicken. Hard to get in all of the protein. Thank goodness for Fuzzy Navel! I've drank a lot of the Nectar protein. Also Stallone has a protein pudding out now- 6 oz. of pudding, 20g of protein, 100 calories. I've eaten several of those- they're not too bad. That's all for now.

Carebearette 20 years, 10 months ago

My thoughts and prayers have been with you and will continue as you adjust to a new lifestyle that is sure to bring you many "wow" moments in the months and years to come.

Amy Hale 20 years, 10 months ago

Just wanted to stop by and say congratulations an best wishes to you on your WLS journey. Everything will turn out fine. I had a hard time my first month & 1/2 but now things are great. See you on the losing side. Take care.
About Me
Corona, CA
Location
44.1
BMI
RNY
Surgery
06/23/2005
Surgery Date
May 16, 2005
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