Becca K. 21 years, 8 months ago

Happy ONE Year Anniversary to You! I hope that this post finds you healthy and happy. Please remember to drop by and update your profile from time to time. It's important for others to be able to see how we post-ops do on our journeys. You never know who you might inspire. Have a great day.

Pam G. 21 years, 9 months ago

MICHELLE, I READ YOUR POST THIS MORNING AND I SEE YOU ARE VERY CONCERNED. I HAVE NOT HAD MY SURGERY YET, BUT I READ THIS SITE EVERY DAY. I THINK IT MIGHT BE TIME TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT WITH YOUR DOCTOR TO SEE WHAT DIET YOU SHOULD FOLLOW AT THIS POINT. I HAVE SPOKEN TO SEVERAL PEOPLE WHO TOLD ME THEY TRY TO KEEP THEIR CARBS UNDER 20 MG A DAY UNTIL ALL THEIR WEIGHT IS OFF. THAT IS WHAT I PLAN TO DO. EAT MOSTLY PROTIEN. GOOD LUCK TO YOU.

Tracy L. 22 years, 4 months ago

Michelle---I'm so sorry to hear about the plateau you are experiencing and your feelings of failing. But there is one important thing you have to remember...it is NEVER too late. I have seriously fallen off the wagon over the holidays. I know the guilt that that can cause. But...both you and I obviously KNOW what we're doing wrong. I know it's almost clique, but go back to basics. Water, lots of protein, exercise, don't drink when you eat, stay away from sweets. I know it'll be hard to go back, but I just think about how once you do it for a week or so, it feels normal. I know we can both do this. We didn't rearrange our bodies for nothing! We're a bunch of brave cookies! So I know you can do it too! Good luck and keep us updated. Take care.
About Me
roxbury, nj
Location
40.8
BMI
RNY
Surgery
08/27/2001
Surgery Date
Sep 20, 2001
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