Holy Crap....only 12 lbs to go....

(deactivated member)
on 8/2/12 11:31 pm - Kingston, Canada
RNY on 05/25/12
Congrats!!

Great job!!
chipmunk_roasting
on 8/2/12 11:45 pm - Ottawa, ON, Canada
Amazing accomplishment!  Well done!

Marilyn
stephanie2011
on 8/3/12 12:35 am - toronto, Canada
That is pretty incredible Jason!!  Damn you men for losing weight faster - LOL... 
Referral: Aug 3, 2010       Info Session: Dec 12, 2011   
Nurse Appt: Jan 30, 2012    Diet/Nut Appt: Feb 8, 2012
Surgery Class: Jan 24, 2012
Meet Surgeon: Feb 8,2012    Start Optifast: April 24, 2012
Surgery Date: May 8, 2012
           
smiley_k
on 8/3/12 7:46 am
 Congrats Jason! That's awesome progress in such a short time... way to go!
Katie  ♥     
  
      
Blu-Diva
on 8/3/12 9:21 am - Hamilton, Canada
 I don't know your secret, but freaking fantastic.
Congratulations  

Surgery date May 7 / 2012
Highest 312 lbs - Pre Op 297lbs - now 199 lbs
I know now that my location was never my destination.

   Blu-Diva      

 

ShallowGirl
on 8/3/12 11:36 am - Richmond Hill, Canada
RNY on 06/22/12
I can't see your goal weight in your siggie.

Congratulations. I hope you are eating well enough.

   

The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. Eleanor Roosevelt    

Jason W.
on 8/4/12 12:20 am - Canada
Thanks everyone. I am finding that by eating 6 times a day and a regular cardio/weight routeen 4 times a week has helped.

Protein is my friend. If it doesn't have more than 4g of protein per serving I won't eat it. My vegetables I get from V8 juice. I just have to watch my daily salt allowance.

The best sources of protein is, #1 premeir protein shakes (fast and an easy fix), greek yogurt (can mix it with almost anything, I like strawberries or blueberries). and my favorite is ground turkey (lean, low in fats, high in protein, replaces any other meat easily).

I have lost some muscle mass. I call it fatty muscle mass. I see guys at the gym building size and I just think that was me 20 years ago. Little do they know, they can't stop or it will quickly turn to fatty muscle mass. I believe as I have learned the hard way, leaner muscle is the way to go.

But because I seem to retain more lactic acid now (might be because I am older), it takes longer to recover from weight training. I have to take it slower and focus on getting all the muscle groups in, not just arms and chest.

I do have days when my energy level seems low. I just eat more protein that day and make sure my water is good. It comes and goes. I think it will get better with time.

Orientation Jan 8 2012   Group Nut/Surgery Class Jan 23 2012
1st Surgeon Meeting Feb 2 2012    Dr. Glazer Feb 9 2012
Social Worker Feb 23 2012    Psych/Nut/Nurse Mar 8 2012
2nd Surgeon Meeting Mar 28 2012    Optifast April 18 2012 
RNY Surgery May 9 2012
  Now if I could only grow an ass.....
      
jennlea
on 8/4/12 2:35 am - Meaford, Canada
RNY on 12/06/12
Wow! That was so fast! Congratulations

Jenn

Referral to Guelph: 3-May-11    Orientation: 22-Mar-12     Nurse & Dietitian: 30-Apr-12     Sleep Study: 2-May-12                 Social Worker: 9-May-12       Upper GI: 14-May-12      Ultrasound: 17-May-12         N, D, SW (2nd. appt.): 4-Jul-12          Post Op. Class: 9-Sept-12    Surgeon: 24-Oct-12      Optifast: 22-Nov-12    PAT: 30-Nov-12      Surgery: 6-Dec-12 

ShallowGirl
on 8/5/12 12:10 pm - Richmond Hill, Canada
RNY on 06/22/12
I'm impressed by your diet and your training regime!  congratulations!

I heard some athletes take asperin or tylenol BEFORE they work out, to reduce lactic acid build up, but I don't know if that works.

   

The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. Eleanor Roosevelt    

debralight
on 8/5/12 2:31 pm - Canada
No aspirin for us RNY'ers though .. its an NSAID.
Sometimes the best support  you can get isn't all purple puddles and pink rainbows.


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