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Everyone said i would be gassy but i not. i do however burp alot. I hope thsi is normal or just my way of expeling gas.
Speaking of burping, do all post OPs burp alot, or is it a common thing? A neighbor of mine had RNY and burped ALL the time. Just curious.
Kristy (weight loss below does not include 16lbs lost during pre WLS diet)
START: 325 Day of Surgery :309 GOAL: 180
I wasn't gassy either. Keep working that tool! 
....my advice would be to walk to start the exercise program. Take it slow as your body is still healling and adjusting but YOU CAN DO IT!!!! ~Sandie~ 
-147!!WLS:12-12-06:Preop 268,Ht.5'4",BMI 44.9
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Don't worry about exercise right now -- just do light 2 pound weights
while sitting for the arms for another 2 weeks -- you are still healing. 
I wasn't gassy either -- the more you walk
, the less gas. But the food processing gas is still to come!!!! 
Keep working your tool!!!!
Fitness is not about age or a size -- it's really about an attitude and life style!!!
Life is not measured by the number of breathes we take, but by the moments that take our breathe away~~
Some people burp and others fart.
In the early days after my surgery I could clear a room in no time flat. Thank heavens--no, I guess that should be GLADE, for the tiny can of air freshener called ULTRA. It saved the air for many people!
Anyway--it's a good idea to get into the habit of exercising, even if it's a good walk. Fresh air is even good for your little one.
