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Hello! Mindset plays a significant role in managing hunger and overall well-being... . Stay positive and motivated it's important. If you ever have questions or concerns about the psychological aspects of your hunger struggles, consider seeking guidance from a qualified professional
on 11/19/20 7:27 am
Just started struggling with increased hunger, I'll be 5 years post-op in December. Is this normal around 5 years out? Any good strategies to fight it beyond focusing on protein first? Thanks
Hey everyone, I'v been sleeved in 2012. Went from 120kilos to 55 kilos in 9 months but I've been gaining weight for the past 2 years.
long story short; I've been diagnosed with depression, anxiety, binge eating and prescribed Citalopram (celexa) going on week 1 now.
my question; any experiences with anti depressants? Did it help with the binges?
did it help with anything???
on 7/24/20 1:56 am
Does this happen to you? You're eating at a diner and once the food arrives, you kinda wish you ordered what your dinner mate ordered. Too many choices I guess, and hard to narrow it down.
on 6/9/20 5:07 pm
Given what you're describing you should definitely reach out to a medical professional. If you can contact your original surgeon, maybe they can recommend some one in Ohio? Or your insurance company may have a list of providers.

HW: 306 SW: 282 GW: 145 (reached 2/6/19) CW:150
Jen
I am at the end of my rope. I used to be able to eat a few things, now the best I can do is a small container of instant mashed potatoes. Anything else comes back up. Doesn't matter how much I chew it or not. I feel weak and exhausted all the time. Take supplements or would probably die. Does this happen to anyone else? I had my surgery in Duluth MN. I now live in Ohio. If I could get it reversed I would. I had the extensive one where stomach us mostly removed. Is there anything I can take to help break up food when I can eat. Or should I seek out a surgeon here?
I need to print this and put up on my fridge, bathroom etc.. I been off here for long time, I'm a repeat offender lol. Im still at battles. I am better with my comfort zone though. I read what you put on my wall, and honestly, my husband is my enabler, he's always bringing in junk, I had many talks with him, he stops for while then back. I get bad with cravings, and I do get whiny, but I need him to not leave stuff where I have easy access. I am at fault for even trying stuff to see if could have, so I started this mess. But I admit my weakness and how hard it is to him. I even see a therapist and psychiatrist to help. I just want to be healthy even if don't get back to orginal lowest weight, but maybe 25 lbs would be ideal. I am going to do my best to read daily with focus on my journey and getting inspiration like before.