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Topic: RE: YomTov Preparations
Robin,
I was wondering....
Is there a sugar free honey that we can use for apples??
Are there other recipes that you know of to help us make this a traditional year with honey cake and all??
I'm very confused at what to do.
How will you handle the holidays differently??
Thanks and early L'Shannah Tova to you as well,
Cindy
Topic: YomTov Preparations
Hi all,
The Holidays are fast approaching. I'm organizing my choir music as I type,
.
This is my first RH and YK since surgery. Does anyone know of any special and/or additional prayers I should add to my Amidah. Has anyone written anything and is willing to share?
Thanks and an early Shannah Tova,
RobinNJ
Topic: RE: Happy Independence Day 2006
Marcia, I just read your profile page. What a beautiful page. Your husband looks
like he is doing great with his postop wt loss. He will lose faster with the RNY
than if he had the band like you did. Frankly if they had the band way back when
I had my bilio pancreatic bypass I would have opted for the band too but even
the RNY would have been better for me. I know I would not have the wls related
anemia I have now. BTW I have been taking PROCRIT shots for the anemia
about once a month depending on CBC results. I increased my supplemental
protein though and went 2 months not needing a shot so that must be helping.
Using some protein I got online from Vitalady cookies and cream which makes
a great shake and has 24 grams of protein I think in each scoop. I try to drink
at least 3 of them a day now. If I drink only 2, I add more protein to each one.
Take care of yourself and Steve and wish both of you great success with your
wls journey.
huggggsssss
Mike
Mobile, Phoenix, AZ
Topic: RE: Happy Independence Day 2006
Thanks Marcia. This is the 3rd surgery this foot doctor has done on me. The first
two were on my left foot. This one should be easier except I wont be able to
drive for probably a couple of weeks with that big surgical boot on would have
problem****ting the brake or accelorator pedal
My g/f is a RN so she will
take me where I need to go. I am in good hands
She was 1 year postop in
April and is on a plateau rite now but she has lost about 115# so far.
huggssssssssss and Shalom
Mike B.
Mobile, Phoenix, AZ
Topic: RE: Happy Independence Day 2006
Sorry,
I sent you and email where I asked you a question that you responded to in this post.
I hope your surgery goes well for you this week.
Shalom,
Marcdia
Topic: RE: Happy Independence Day 2006
I replied to you direct email Marcia but noticed you are from NY. I was born in
the Bronx many moons ago but I left NY when I was 5 yrs old and lived in VA
during WW II for 3 years and then moved to Florida. Was in central part of state
there when I was a kid and during high school years moved to Coral Gables
in Miami area. Hope you are doing well with your lapband. Hope we can chat
again
huggsssssss and Shalom
Mike B.
Mobile, Phoenix, AZ
Topic: RE: Happy Independence Day 2006
I'm pretty new to WLS since I had LapBand on 1/23 of this year.
I hope you had a great July 4th. I'm surprised how few posts there are on this board.
I hope you can encourage more people to post here.
Shalom
Marcia
Topic: Happy Independence Day 2006
With all the Jews that have had WLS like I had 20 years ago there sure aren't
many of us posting on our board here. Come on in the water is fine.
Hope all of you are enjoying a healthy, happy, wls postop and Independence Day.
Luv u Guys
Shalom
Mike Berkwit, Arizona 327/193/GOAL Bilio Pancreatic Bypass (outdated) June 1986
Topic: RE: Happy Passover
Drink a lot of water as matzah is really constipating. Also try and keep your food as "normal" as possible even though it is hard to get a lot of stuff sugar free during Pesach. I eat sweet potatoes as a main carb because they are a lot healthier then regular potatoes. I'm almost two years out and live in Brooklyn, NY where if they make it you can get it.
Sara
Topic: RE: DECEMBER 25TH
Just found this boards!
and since I missed the last holiday I hope you have a great Passover!!!
xoxo
Sheryl
Not sure what Chag Sahmayach means, But I am always willing to learn more.

