So much for telling the truth...
Have Faith. You can do it too! :)
Referral - May 31/17; Orientation - June 15/17; First Appt Nurse - June 26/17; Bloodwork and ECG - June 27/17; Sleep Study - July 5/17; Dietician Appt - July 10/17; Counsellor Appt - July 10/17; Abdominal Ultrasound - July 10/17: Endoscopy/Colonoscopy - July 25/17; Second Dietician Appt - September 14/17; Internist Appt - October 2/17; Meet the Surgeon - November 21/17; Pre Surgery Nutrition Class - January 12/18; Surgery - January 16/18
Hi ~ I'm at the point where I have made some changes and now I'm starting to journal everything. Reading and educate myself on what the doctors, nurses, etc tell us and put 110% into this. It won't happen overnight but it will feel good knowing we've tried. That's just my 2 cents. Best of luck in your journey :)
Referral by my MD Feb 28/17 * Labs done March 17/17 * Meet with Nurse Aug 24/17 * TOH PreOp Class 1 Sept 12 /17 * Oct 17 Behaviorist and Nutritionist * Breath Test Nov 10/17 * Nutritionist Nov 21/17 * PreSurgery Class 2 Dec 12/17 ~ Bloodwork * Meet the Surgeon Dec 18/17 * PreOp Jan 5 TOH * Surgery Date January 10, 2017
You know the issues that you have with food right now?
They will be there after surgery. Surgery itself will only keep you in line for so long. Then one day---all your issues will be back and staring you in the face.
For some it will be 2
years later, for others a years.. for some it's six months later it three.
Just because you rearrange your innards doesn't mean your brain is fixed.
Some people lose all the weight and then gain it back just as quickly because they cannot cope or because they haven't solved their problems with food.
Use this time to truly deal with your issues now. Lying isn't going to help you. Take the help now. Deal with the eating issues. Seek the help you need. Set yourself up for success now.
17+ years post op RNY. first year blog here or My LongTimer blog. Tummy Tuck Dr. Matic 2014 -Ohip funded panni
Windsor WLS support group.message me anytime!
HW:290 LW:139 RW: 167 CW: 139
on 8/30/17 9:03 pm
Hey Lucile777
This is my very first post here, so bear with me. I was you. I started over three years ago and because I jumped ship, giant spoiled baby me and my(I am going to eat what I damned well please) food choices, my process slowed down quite a bit. I came back and truly listened to what the team was telling me and will be meeting the surgeon in the next weeks. I am caffeine free, junk food free, and the hardest of all for me, soda free. I food journal, stay hydrated and take all the supplements I am supposed to. Believe me when I tell you, I hear you and it is disappointing when you hit a set back but if you are like me that junk food is killing you girl. Do the program it isnt that bad in the end.
referred Jan 2016 intake May 2016 left programme returned June 2017 final pre-sx class Oct 2017 surgeon appt Oct 2017
Opti Wt Nov 4/17 226 lbs BMI 45 Sx Wt 212 lbs RNY surgery Nov 23/17 M1 -18 M2-9 M3-10 M4-8 M5-6 M6-7 M7-6 M8-3 M9-1(so far) Down to within one pound of my goal and 99 lbs down from my highest weight. I was not a fast loser but who cares as long as you get there! I know the newbies check the trackers and the signatures so although I kind of lost track of how the rest of the weight came off, you should know that it was not fast and furious but it was slow and steady!
current BMI 24.7 that, my friends, is NORMAL!!! Strong is the new pretty!
i know that i told you to be honest.. because youd only be cheating yourself.. also remember when i said it would be VERY eyeopening... looks like it was... this is a HARD HARD HARD process and they HAVE to beleive that you will be ok after so everyone is right... start changing habits now... its only going to help you in the long run
TWH: Referral May 2015 --> Orientation November 2015 --> Surgeon at TWH Nov 2016 --> Transferred to Guelph --> Surgeon Appt Dec 1 2016 --> Opti Start Dec 8 2016 --> Surgery Dec 22 2016 HW: 331 SW:302 GW: 170
I passed with flying colours. They were all very impressed with my efforts to change and the 17 lbs I lost.
Two months later now, and I've been binging for the past two weeks. Today I weighed myself and I've managed to gain back 4 lbs.
I see my surgeon in two weeks, enough is enough. It's time to get back on the horse. To keep moving forward, to forgive and learn from our setbacks.
As others say, this isn't an overnight miracle.
Referral - 05/16, Orientation @ HRH - 19/08/16, Surgeon - 06/04/17, NUT/SW/RN - 26/6/17 VSG - 11/10/17 Pre-Op - 27 lbs M1: 22 lbs M2: 14 lbs M3: 11 lbs M4: 13 lbs M5: 9 lbs M6: 9 lbs M7: 7 lbs
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