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(deactivated member)
on 4/15/09 11:21 pm
Topic: RE: Wheres Ramon?
No apologies need Ramon.  I am just happy to see you back with us.  I look forward to your inspiring post every morning.  Have a blessed day my friend.  Debra 
(deactivated member)
on 4/15/09 11:18 pm
Topic: RE: Grateful Post..
Hi Ramon!  Please check your PM.........
Jackie
Multiplepetmom

on 4/15/09 11:17 pm
Topic: RE: Anorexia after WLS?
Hi Kim

I am a Binge Eater but I think all EDs have things in common. Like anything you can do to get a handle on the stress in life is a good thing.

at least I am not "rewarded" by weight loss from my over-eating; seems like that would make it even harder to stop.

what are you doing to get help?

Jackie

once upon a time I had a group to talk about Binge Eating Disorder, and later one about Clean Eating.

PM me if you are interested in either of these.

 size 8, life is great
 

Jackie
Multiplepetmom

on 4/15/09 11:08 pm
Topic: eating disorders

anybody want to talk about ED?  I am a binge eater.

I posted this on the MB 

http://www.obesityhelp.com/forums/amos/3908200/eating-disord ers-in-post-ops/

and I kind of astonished at the lack of interest. I know people with EDs are out there, but where are they talking about them?

Jackie

once upon a time I had a group to talk about Binge Eating Disorder, and later one about Clean Eating.

PM me if you are interested in either of these.

 size 8, life is great
 

Jackie
Multiplepetmom

on 4/15/09 11:00 pm
Topic: RE: New to this forum.. LONG

I hope you can find some help - sounds like councelling couldn't hurt but I don't really know. I wish I had something for you.

(((((Emily Rose)))))

once upon a time I had a group to talk about Binge Eating Disorder, and later one about Clean Eating.

PM me if you are interested in either of these.

 size 8, life is great
 

Da Shrinking Dawg
Ramon

on 4/15/09 10:23 pm - Houston, TX
Topic: Grateful Post..
Happy Friday Eve..

Today I am grateful..

For enlightenment.. If I don't take ownership of my issues I am destined to repeat them..

For memories made..

For being chosen by my company to speak at a Success Meeting in Canada next month..

For songs that make you think..

For people that come into your life and leave a lasting impression..
Ramon Lopez 
Co-Founder
 http://www.rydobesity.com 
Interview on www.weightlosssurgerychannel.com Please check it out.. http://www.weightlosssurgerychannel.com/programs/wls-journeys/wls-journeys-guest-ramon-lopez.html/
Video, about me, made by my best friend Yvonne.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gCxNTyRUo0
PEACE 
464/409/200
Thanks Obesityhelp.com
Da Shrinking Dawg
Ramon

on 4/15/09 10:22 pm - Houston, TX
Topic: RE: Wheres Ramon?
I was dealing with personal issues.. Sorry..
Ramon Lopez 
Co-Founder
 http://www.rydobesity.com 
Interview on www.weightlosssurgerychannel.com Please check it out.. http://www.weightlosssurgerychannel.com/programs/wls-journeys/wls-journeys-guest-ramon-lopez.html/
Video, about me, made by my best friend Yvonne.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gCxNTyRUo0
PEACE 
464/409/200
Thanks Obesityhelp.com
Kathy P.
on 4/15/09 3:46 pm - Port Orchard, WA
Topic: RE: New to this forum.. LONG
The correct diagnostic label is not Bi Polar disorder (manic-depressive stopped about 10 yrs. ago). Anyway, there are different degrees and criteria:
Bi Polar mixed, manic, NOS
Med's commonly prescribed for Bi Polar:  Lithium, Depacote, Abilify. The first two require regular blood draws to check for levels. 
ALSO--SOME MEDS CAN AFFECT TESTOSTERONE LEVELS IN MEN. THEY GET LIKE NEUTERED CATS. He should have his hormone levels checked as well. 
I would suggest you and he be in contact with a MH professional in your area. (sounds like you are).  Additionally, he shoud NOT be having his psychiatric meds being managed by a general doc, as they typically don't stay up on the changes (manic depressive?) Anyway, make a consult with a PSYCHIATRIST (Medical Doc specialing in psychologial and neurological disorders who can prescribe and monitor meds).

Good luck to you both---
Kathy

Every morning in Africa, a gazelle wakes up.
It knows it must outrun the fastest lion or it will be killed.
Every morning in
Africa, a lion wakes up.
It knows that it must run faster than the slowest gazelle, or it will starve.
It doesn't matter whether you're a lion or a gazelle
when the sun comes up you'd better be running.

RNY 2/9/09  Buh bye Gallbladder 8/28/09; 100% EWL (181 lbs.) on 2/19/10;
SouthernLynn
on 4/15/09 11:48 am - Denham Springs, LA
Topic: RE: New to this forum.. LONG
Emily
My father was manic....I know EXACTLY what you are going through.  My father was on lithium and it was his life saver.....but I he also had heart problems.  Manic can really be a BI**H and so hard on EVERY one in the family.  My father would lay around, wear the same clothes for days, sometimes not bath for days.....these were the signals that things were not right and we would take him to the doctor and usually they would admit him and get the meds back in him (he would just stop taking the meds for some reason)....laying around was one of the sure signs things were going right....when Daddy's meds were right he was up and around, working in the yard, doing things....you might consider seeing someone else or telling his doctor about the signs and see if meds can be adjusted.....good luck.

 
  

Start Weight: 186
Goal Weight: 125
Current Weight: 120  (66 pounds lost)
Size 18 Pants to 4 (Petite)
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Emily_Rose
on 4/15/09 3:04 am - Fort Worth, TX
Topic: New to this forum.. LONG
Hi
I normaly hang out on the VSG forum but thought someone here might be able to give me some insight. 

A little background.  My DH is a manic depressive(I think that is the official diagnosis anyway it has been a while) and has been on medication for almot 8 years.  His prosac was recently upped to 2 pills a day.  Prozac has changed our life drastically for the better and saved our marriage.  We go to councelling once a month for maintience now.  He is so much better but there are some issues I feel he needs to resolve but he just blames it on his problem and says that it cant be helped.  For one he is a complete couch potato, he can watch TV for 12 hours straight and it drives me NUTS.  It seems that if he got up and moved he would feel bettter but there is allways an excuse.  I get drepressed when I do it with him and I dont have issues like he does.  Today we both have the same virus (stomach bug)   but where I have halfway cleaned the house he is still in bed.  Am I asking too much, I do know that being tired of sick makes depression worse, but is he just using those things as an excuse?  Or is his med wrong still?  he is so much better that I dont know what to think.  I want him to be truely happy and for us to have a life together not just to coexist if you KWIM.  I just need insight, he will not do much more than make excuses to me and because of that I dont know what to believe.  Hope someone here can help.
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