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Hi! I understand how frustrating it can be to deal with weight changes even years after surgery. In Oakland County, you might want to check out local bariatric support groups through hospitals like Beaumont Health or Ascension Providence. There are also online communities and Facebook groups specifically for long-term post-op patients, which can be really helpful for advice and encouragement. It might take a bit of searching, but connecting with others who understand your experience can make a big difference. top games
Thank God hair got better ! Still not thick nor long but its shiny nd pretty about a shoulder length bob.
Thanks so much for your kind help and support ... I seriously thought I might be falling bald !
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Hi Julibel,
Thanks for asking! This month is my 6 years Post Op!!! I am continuing to do really well! After having a Bariatric Surgery Procedure, one must realize and must remain mindful of their daily food intakes at all times. If you have to keep a Journal of your daily food intakes, this will help you stay focus of the foods you eat!!! This also helps you to monitor the foods that are consumed that is healthy for you!!!! The foods that are not healthy for you to consume it will be easier for you to pinpoint, eat only in moderation, or completely avoid. The calories intake must equal the daily energy consumption by doing exercises to burn off the calories (calories in vs calories out) For an example: if your calories intake 2300 calories a day, to not gain weight, you must burn 2300 calories a day to maintain your weight. It is called "Energy Balance!"
I continue to maintain my weight loss journey. If I gain a few pounds, I know how to lose weight without no struggle.. It is a lifetime commitment that I am truly devoted and dedicated to make it apart of my healthy daily lifestyle journey.
Julibel, I hope this helps! Have a wonderful day!!!
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"Hi everyone, I haven't had my surgery yet, but I'm currently 488 lbs and preparing for the Duodenal Switch. My goal is 190 lbs.
I'm an athlete at heart and I'm ready to hit the ground running, but I'm nervous about those first few weeks post-op. For those of you who started at a higher BMI (450+), I'd love your real-world advice.
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Looking for support groups in Oakland County MI..
25 years post op and having weight gain.
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