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Yvonne M.
on 7/29/06 11:09 pm - Pearland, TX
Topic: RE: IM STILL SICK ALOT
I understand what you mean Jackie. I'm down 186 lbs and I can get something one day and then the next day it make me sick. I just have a really wierd stomach...but the one thing I know you can't do is reverse RNY surgery...once its done its done. Like the other people said in their replies kinda write down what is making you sick and if its the same thing over and over don't eat it anymore...like for me I had to totally give up cereal and milk, I also can't eat ANY chinese food either (and it use to be one of my fav things...oh well I would rather give up some foods and lose/keep the weight off). If you have anymore questions or you just want someone to talk to please email me anytime. Take care and God bless you, Yvonne
dcox94
on 7/29/06 11:07 pm - North Wilmington, DE
Topic: RE: I'm new to the website
Yvonne, I had my surgery back in June 2004. I am about 6 mos out from you. I have tried soy and its okay. I don't do much milk....makes me quesy sometimes. Not all the time. I do alot of yogurt and cottage cheese. I think I live off that stuff....Even at two years out can you believe that. Salads I don't do....I don't find them appealing anymore. I am not sure why....I don't like lettuce now...it hurts the pouch. I can eat almost anything else. Its funny how our digestive systems are all so different. I enjoy reading about other people's experiences with this surgery. Sometimes their journey helps me with mine! You take what you can from the experience. Thanks for sharing! Debbie
Yvonne M.
on 7/29/06 10:58 pm - Pearland, TX
Topic: RE: I'm new to the website
Thanks for relplying to my post Debbie. To be honest I'm not sure why. I have to leave Milk alone (I use to love to eat cereal but I can't even eat sugar free or any kind cause everytime I've tried to eat cereal with skim milk or even lactose milk I've gotten deathly sick so I've stopped trying). Now I can tolerate some cheeses and I can stomach sour cream from time to time plus I can eat Ranch dressing on salads. Also from time to time I can eat some dairy products one day and if I go to eat it again sometimes it makes me sick so I guess I have a finicky stomach. I've thought about trying Soy milk but the ones I've looked at have way to much sugar so I won't touch them. I haven't looked at your profile yet but have you had surgery? If you have any other questions about anything please feel free to email me anytime. Thanks again for your reply and I hope to talk to you again. Take care and God bless you, Yvonne
dcox94
on 7/29/06 9:42 pm - North Wilmington, DE
Topic: RE: I'm new to the website
What a nice journey you have had....Question why do you have to be careful with dairy products (sugar or fat levels?)?
dcox94
on 7/29/06 9:39 pm - North Wilmington, DE
Topic: RE: Hi, its been 2 years...
My time flies when you are having fun! I can't believe its been two years. Dr wants another 20 off before my next 6 month check up...I don't have a plan on how to do that. Its harder now then it was before. But I hope to come up with something soon. I am doing well. I eat more now and that part I don't like. But I can do things and I feel happy. I don't feel normal yet! I wish I understood how it felt to be normal. Glad I had the surgery.
Yvonne M.
on 7/27/06 1:40 am - Pearland, TX
Topic: I'm new to the website
Hi, my name is Yvonne and I had RNY surgery on 12/28/04. My beginning weight was 344 lbs and I had ALOT of health probs. I'm soooo grateful to my parents for draggin me to Dr. Spivak's conference. I made my appointment afterwards and 1 month later I had surgery. I look back at my older pics and think "How did I survive with all that weight on me for so long?" If I hadn't had surgery I was told I MIGHT have 5 yrs left. So "THANK YOU DR. SPIVAK!!!!!!!!!" I am soooooooooo grateful for what you did for me. Its taken a yr and a half to get down to the weight I wanted to be (which is 157 lbs). I know by the scales for my weight I'm suppose to be around 120 but for me I think that is to skinny cause I already have bones in places poking out and I don't want to look sick. So if anyone has any questions please feel free to email me anytime. I'm grateful to not really having any probs after surgery...well just maybe once or twice I've gotten sick from eating something that didn't agree with me and let me tell you I never ate that food again. I have to be very careful with diary products. Well take care everyone...I hope ya'll have a great day! Yvonne M.
jeanann
on 7/24/06 9:01 am - Emory, TX
Topic: RE: let's update for our 2 year anniversary
Hey everybody! Everyday is a struggle & a success. I started at 270 and am now at 150. It has been a huge thrill ride these past two years. Of course I wish I were at my goal weight, but the journey's not over, yet. I have finally made a consultation with a plastic surgeon in Aug, so wish me luck! The best is yet to come for all of us! :D
Nancy M.
on 7/10/06 11:25 am - Mt. Jackson, VA
Topic: Goals for year #3
My Goals for the next year are: Lose 40 pounds, exercise at least 2 times a week using one of my exercise videos, and track my food intake at fitday.com. My food goals are not to go over 1200 cal/day and increase my consumption of vegetables instead of some of the naughtysnacks I have been indulging in What are your goals for year #3 of your journey?
Nancy M.
on 7/9/06 11:22 pm - Mt. Jackson, VA
Topic: RE: Hi, its been 2 years...
Hi, I just had my official two-year visit to my surgeon. He was very pleased with my progress. I have not had any complications since coming home from the hospital and very few food issues. I started at 310 and weighed in this week at 186. I would like to lose some more. I need to tone. There is some loose skin that I'm not happy about but cannot afford plastic surgery and the insurance won't cover it, I'm sure because I'm not having a lot of skin rashes, etc. Otherwise I'm very happy about the surgery results and have no regrets. Nancy
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