Funny -- I thought the same thing....my recovery has been so smooth, I can't help but wonder if he didn't do it right....made my pouch too big or something.  I've only lost 6 lbs (and I'll be two weeks out on Wednesday).  Does RNY ever NOT work?  Maybe my body is supposed to be this big, even when eating so few calories.  Leave it to me to be the one person in the world that doesn't lose weight after gastric bypass.

Wooo Hooo!!! Here we go!!! 12/30 Bypass at 12pm...I have to be at the hospital at 9am. Goodluck everyone!

I'm doing really well, I think.  I  had prepared myself for a MUCH worse recovery than what I've had.  All things considered, it's been relatively easy.  I still tire VERY quickly and have pain at night when I'm trying to sleep.  I did have one weird thing at "dinner" tonight.  I was done "eating" and sitting with my family.  All of the sudden I got this feeling of being sliced open on my lower left side.  I gasped and sat up really straight.  It passed very quickly and hasn't happened since.  So, I'm not sure what it was all about.  I hadn't eaten anything new, so I just don' t know.  It did freak me out though!

My lack of issues during recovery has me feeling like maybe there wasn't really enough stomach "taken away".  I hope that I'm not headed for another lifetime of overeating.  I'm going to take it slow, learn what my new pouch is telling me and try to follow all the recommendations of the doctor and my nutrionist.  I also figure everyone here will keep me on track!  lol

How about you?  Are you back at home yet?  Have you come up with any outstanding puree recipes?  lol  Please share if you do!!! 

I am the same way, I feel like a snowman lol! I also take 20 minute showers just to warm up. I had the ac on from March til November, those days are long gone. Now I feel bad that I always froze everybody out at work!

For me it was like that old feeling during Thanksgiving when you want to eat more but feel like you will need to unbutton and unzip your jeans. Know what I mean?? Hard to describe
How are you doing?