What's on your menu today (Wednesday) RNYers?
on 8/9/17 3:09 am - GTA, Ontario, Canada
Happy Wednesday Protein Pals! How are you all? I am great! How is everyone's summer going so far? Mine is good, we are having a pretty rainy summer but so far its been great! Can't complain!
Accountability: 100% on plan, did not add in anything off plan and did not eat my evening yogurt, was not hungry.
QOTD: This is really for the ladies. Aside from wearing a thong or shapewear what do you do to not have VPL (visible panty lines)? I just wear boring Victoria Secret bikini undies but the VPL drives mental. Am thinking of getting boy shorts. I don't like to wear shapewear in the summer, its so hot. So please give me your suggestions!
3.9 years post op RNY - maintenance food - boring alert, this is the same menu as yesterday!
B: tons of decaf coffee with vanilla PP used as creamer
L: tuna/peppers/balsamic
S: two marble cheese strings + 1/2 cup of fresh raspberries
D: 1/2 cup of homemade egg salad + 1 deviled egg
S: no snack have not been hungry in the evenings
TOTALS: 893 calories, 118 protein, 27 carbs
V: patches are on (multi, iron, B12, vit D & calcium)
L: 120oz a day is my minimum
E: 60 min muscle pump then taking the dogs for a good hike they have been stuck in the house due to the heat & humidity
PHOTO FRIDAY - post pics of the fav thing you have done this summer so far - can be a vacation, can be a home project like building a deck, can be a bbq with friends, can be your flower or veggie garden
Have an awesome day fellow protein peeps! Be fabulous!

Daisy 5'5" HW: 290 SW: 254 CW: 120
Nov 15, 2013: RNY - Toronto Western Hospital, Nov 2, 2017: Gallbladder removal & hernia repair
Sept 7, 2023: three +1 hernia's repaired in bowel
10+ years post op, living & loving life!
Good morning menu folks! It's another lovely day here, not too hot so I plan to do an outdoor walk at lunch today.
The scale is happy with me again this morning and I am at 147. That is the lowest that I've been in more than 25 years. I really didn't think that I'd ever reach that weight even with surgery, so I am happy. My surgeon thinks that I should stop losing in the next 5-7 pounds, but my pulmonologist says about 15. I'd like to get to a Normal BMI, which is 128 for my height, but frankly I'm not sure where I will end up.
Menu:
Breakfast: hard boiled egg, turkey bacon
Snack: Lemonade protein shake
Lunch: TJ's Vera Cruz swai, baby carrots
Snack: turkey breast
Dinner: Chicken Sausage, cauliflower
Exercise: long walk, swimming?

HW: 248+, SW (RNY: 2/28/17): 244, GW (10/17): 125; LW: 115; 45# regain (19-20); CW: 135.6; new goal: 135; Plastics: Ext mastopexy, Ext abdominoplasty-5/18/2018; diagnosed w/ gastroparesis 11/20.
You are rocking it! And FWIW (and it's not much, Ha), I think everyone should go for a healthy BMI... I personally didn't do this to just get to be 'overweight'. Obviously it's a personal choice, but you are still pretty early out, and I think you could totally get wherever you set your goal - so go for the gold!

Height 5'5" HW 260 SW 251 CW 141.6 (2/27/18)
RNY 5-16-16 Pre-Op 9lbs, M1-18.5lbs, M2-18.1lbs, M3-14.8lbs, M4-10.4lbs, M5-9.2lbs, M6-7lbs, M7-6.2lbs, M8-8.8lbs,M9-7.8lbs, M10-1 lb, M11-.6lbs, M12-4.4lbs
Great Job!
- Pre- Surgery/ Type 2 Diabetes, High BP and Cholesterol, treated with 6 medications, including Insulin. Post Op- low dose BP med 2022, Mounjaro 10/2023
HW - 299 , Consult day weight - 277, Day of surgery ( 11/19/2014) - 259,LW - 178, GW - 195, CW- 194.2 - reached goal
Definitely don't let your surgeon sell you short by giving you a higher goal weight. I personally didn't have surgery to still be overweight like my surgeon expected. Make your goal wherever you feel comfortable. Those of us with breathing issues or rheumatoid arthritis like I have are often better off being a bit lower. I know if you set your mind to do it you'll get there no problem.