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1. Look at the dates on the list of topics for the OT forum. That should give you an idea of how often people visit.
2. Questions about whether or not it's OK to take particular medications are generally best left to doctors or pharmacists, not random strangers on the Internet. :)
Sparklekitty / Julie / Nerdy Little Secret (#42)
Roller derby - cycling - triathlon
VSG 2013, RNY conversion 2019 due to GERD. Trendweight here!
Hello everyone, I hope you are all doing well.
My question is about sustained release medications, is it okay to take them?
I know we shouldn`t take extended release, I have been on immediate release Wellbutrin 3 times a day,
My Dr. asked if I would like to go to 2 times a day with the sustained release. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated. I just found the Off Topic Forum, How is it working out? I know the other forums did have alot of Off Topic questions, I was guilty of that quite often .....Do you find that others are visiitng this forum often?
Thanks in Advance.
Jennifer
RNY 5/30/08
S/W 236
C/W 115
What's Your Mantra?
Live In The Moment
Enjoy The Journey
Let Your Light Shine
Believe
Choose Joy
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Bariatric Surgery is in the media again. Today's episode of The Doctors television show included a portion on bariatric surgery. It is a couple, Tina and Randy, that had RNY together. Dr. Philip Schauer performed their surgery and was included in the episode.
Make sure to watch the episode tomorrow as they will be covering gastric bypass surgery and robotics.
I received this beautiful framed poem from my parents today as one of my birthday gifts & wanted to share it for the other animal lovers out there. I have had a dog in my life from the time I was a little girl til now & always plan to have them in my life.
Poem is entitled Dogs by Tim Tarrant
A dogs eyes are like deep pools to which there is no escape. Their pleading brow angles in such a way that their innocent needs melt even the coldest heart. Their love is unconditional, their loyalty legendary. We find a gentle and constant stability through sharing a simple walk and all they ask in return is a warm spot at your feet and in your life. In the end we find that regardless of their canine exterior, we will see them as one of the sweetest souls we ever knew even when they live only in our memory.
Pic of the framed print I received from my parents today as a bday gift
Pic of a couple of my girls Dixie & Fancy
With God ALL things are possible! VSG 3/13/14 Dr. John Mathews
Ok, who's watching So You Think You Can Dance this season? I love, love, LOVE this show! The dancers are all so young, exuberant, beautiful and talented that I should feel totally jealous, but instead their joy as they perform their art is so damned infectious it's happy-making. Not to mention that Mary Murphy cracks me up! And I find out about all kinds of cool music from the choices the dancers make...it's win/win/win!
Come on, there has to be at least a few fans out there!
Surgery: RNY on 12/18/2013 with Jay M. Snow, MD "Don't mistake my kindness for weakness." - Robert Herjavec, quoting Al Capone
Awww...this touches my heart.
I have a small hobby farm and we raise goats - they really are "companion" animals. They get along so much better when they have a "friend"..
Thanks for posting this - Loved seeing the video.
Debb
" Never let your dreams rust "
Poor Mr. Billy Goat!
"I don't know, only God knows where the story ends for me, but I know where the story begins." - Mary J. Blige
M1: -32 M2: -19 M3: -18 M4: -16 M5: -10
A rescued goat and donkey were separated and went to different sanctuaries. The goat refused to eat and became depressed...but then the two friends were reunited.
Surgery: RNY on 12/18/2013 with Jay M. Snow, MD "Don't mistake my kindness for weakness." - Robert Herjavec, quoting Al Capone
