wow, that was it??

marco G.
on 10/1/09 12:58 pm - austin, tx

Bakc home, Surgery was not so bad, gas pain and the cathader were probably the worst parts. The people at Seton in Austin were great, I have been walking, and drinking , my clear liquids, food smells are so strong now!!! is it just me? haha I have one question, how long will the "runs" be with me? not so bad, and I know I have not eaten anything solid yet, bit well, does ist stay like this until I start with the solids stage?
thanks everyone for the wishes and support pre-op, now its time to be a loser!

thinjay2010
on 10/1/09 1:00 pm

RNY on 12/01/09

Congrats! Can't wait to join ya on the Loser's Bench.

Take Care & Good Luck,
Jason
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SW: 375 / HW: 375 I'm down 173 lbs!
CW: 202 / GW: 200 I'm at my goal... I'm good!!!!!!

hercules411
on 10/1/09 1:40 pm

RNY on 09/21/09

Congrats.. I'm just a week ahad of you. And they're right. It gets better every day.

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cabin111
on 10/1/09 1:57 pm

RNY on 10/09/06

Don't know on the runs. Don't be stubborn...call the surgeon if you have problems. Many people don't want to bother them...but it can save a trip to the ER sometimes. Watch for the signs of dehydration too. The doc may even ok Imodium AD if it becomes bad. Gas should be gone in 7-10 days. Each day should get better and better. Brian