Really fighting head hunger

MonaLyssa33
on 6/2/12 6:34 am - Minneapolis, MN

VSG on 02/20/17

I'm still pre-op and I'm going out with friends tonight to celebrate my birthday, so I have my meal planned already, so I know how many calories I can have the rest of the night, but now I am bored and I am fighting head hunger. I already took an hour long walk and I'm running out of options. I'm thinking next I'm going to have to go shopping.

Highest Weight ~400, Surgery Weight 293, Current Weight 227, Goal Weight 180

Highest BMI: 59.1, Current BMI: 32, Goal BMI: 25

VSG on February 20, 2017

Ms. Poker Face
on 6/2/12 7:59 am

VSG on 06/22/11

Head hunger is a *****! I find mine is better controlled when I avoid carbs. So even in maintenance, I find myself avoiding carbs to help control head hunger.

Distractions are also something that helps. Especially something outdoors away from food.

Hang in there!

5'5" Goal reached, but fighting regain. Back to Basics.
Start Weight 246 Goal Weight 160 Current Weight 183

Starting size: 22, 2x
Current size: 12, L

louisamay
on 6/2/12 8:57 am

VSG on 04/27/12

If it's not too late--tonight, concentrate on talking and having fun, not the food and drink.

And happy birthday!

[I'm not gaining weight. I keep lowering my goal!] [I LOVE MY SLEEVE!]

NUJoyce
on 6/2/12 8:59 am - Hayward, CA

VSG on 10/04/11

Take a nap! Organize a closet! Drink water! Rearrange the pantry! Clean out the freezer! Do anything to keep busy. If you are in Northern California you can come by my house and do any of these things!

MonaLyssa33
on 6/2/12 9:02 am - Minneapolis, MN

VSG on 02/20/17

I went shopping for about an hour and then got my hair cut, so that killed time. I came home and ate cucumbers and greek yogurt.

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