Things are slowly getting better. I'm back to a more regular eating schedule with better amounts. Before you know it March 1st will be here and yes it's a big step but definitely worth it.

Kee.

just wondering if anyone knows what Dr Sharma does in weight wise  i know who he is and all but i didnt think he actually done surgery's anymore and i was told a friend of mine  has to see  Dr Sharma  they told him he was on the right track for surgery  but bascially  i figured he would see kwon or   modi   instead he sees Dr Sharma  anyone   know  why that would be the case perhaps ?

the big deciding factor for me was because we want to have children after WLS.  RNY has malabsorption as part of its weight loss process, during pregnancy this can cause issues if the baby or yourself isnt getting enough nutrients even with regular vitamins.
over time the weight loss recorded by both surgeries is roughly equal, so I chose the sleeve

When you get your call for surgery, then you have to call and book your PAC yourself.
they do it close to your surgery...my PAC is monday, surgery on Wednesday
I will find out monday night the time i have to be at the hospital wednesday.

I was never given a pre op diet, just nothing after midnight the night before.

 

40lbs is a awesome amount....... the clinic seems to be not so much on amount of weight lost but on continued improvement, I have only lost 17 lbs since being at the clinic..... but I haven't gained, but I have stayed the same many times lol

I totally understand the having babies thing....... I'm in the same boat..... my son is 4yr old....... I would of liked to have another baby by now but can't as my pregnancy with him was very high risk and he was born early......all my pregnancy problems should be corrected with weight loss.

Hope all goes smoothly for you