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Plainfield, NJ 07061. a friend of mine tried it before. Good luck!
I'm 1 1/2 years out from surgery. I feel GREAT!!!! I'm down 95 pounds from where I started; however my complaint seems to be that I seem to feel constantly hungry. I eat my protein, and drink my water. Do any of you have this problem? If so please share and what has helped you. Is this normal? I would love any help with this issue. I'm so scared that I"ll gain the weight back and so I want to really be careful to not eat so often.
Does this mean I can try split pea soup and refried beans also. Any other thoughts of what I can try to add?
I saw a commercial the other day and it really resonated with me. It was about making choices and how one good choice can often lead to another. I know that before WLS I often found that if I made 'bad' choice regarding food, I often would often give myself permission to throw in the towel and quit trying to make good choices. I think that the biggest difference for me after WLS is that I'm much more focused on trying to make good choices and much more forgiving when I make a bad choice, realizing that each new choice is a new opportunity to be where I want to be.
Soooo... when you stub your toe and make a less the optimal choice, how do you handle it? Do you handle it any differently after deciding to have WLS?Barbara
ObesityHelp Coach and Support Group Leader
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