What's on your Menu Today (Monday) RNYers?
Welcome aboard!!!
Height 5'5" HW 260 SW 251 CW 141.6 (2/27/18)
RNY 5-16-16 Pre-Op 9lbs, M1-18.5lbs, M2-18.1lbs, M3-14.8lbs, M4-10.4lbs, M5-9.2lbs, M6-7lbs, M7-6.2lbs, M8-8.8lbs,M9-7.8lbs, M10-1 lb, M11-.6lbs, M12-4.4lbs
Good afternoon friends,
I had a good weekend with my friend that is up for the week. Today I got fitbit flex 2, right now it is charging. Hopefully it will get me moving more.
QOTD my face was dry before surgery, I use olay complete for sensitive skin. I noticed im feeling more itchy especially my back but i keep forgetting to lotion up after my shower.
B egg white and one whole egg with yellow pepper, spinach, ham and cheese omelet and string cheese
L cottage cheese, tuna and baby carrots
D pork loin and spinach
S Greek yogurt, turkey sausage snack sticks and cutie orange
Have a great day
Hi everyone,
Great pic Daisy!
QOTD: I have noticed my skin being dryer and my fingernails are always tearing. Also tons of very painful hangnails.
B: 2 hard boiled eggs, 2 strips of bacon
S: coffee with protein powder
L: 3oz turkey breast
s: 1oz turkey breast, 1oz prosciutto
D: 3oz no carb lean beef meatball, 1tbsp tomato sauce
s: .50 plain chobani greek yogurt
Edited to post totals and adjust my menu slightly
Cals:756, Carbs:9, Protein: 92
5'5" HW: 484, SW: 455,CW: 325
Surgeon, Darren Tishler
Hello all - working nights again so another late post. I have just one night to work this week, because I took off tomorrow night. I have a 3 hour nutrition class, and a pre-surgery appointment with my surgeons PA when I get off in the morning that is 60 miles from work. So I would end up getting very little sleep (if any at all) if I had to come in tomorrow night.
QOTD: I always get dry skin in the winter just another wonderful thing about South Dakota winters lol.
Today's Menu:
Breakfast - turkey stick, 100 calorie Greek yogurt, tuna creations packet
Lunch - Butter Leaf Lettuce salad w/ mushrooms, cucumbers, yellow tomatoes
Dinner - taco salad meat in romaine lettuce, roasted cauliflower
Snacks - steamed broccoli, laughing cow cheese wedge, turkey stick, 100 calorie Greek yogurt, hard boiled eggs (2)
Calories - 1119 Protein - 94, Carbs - 57
**edited to take out protein shake and add 2 hard boiled eggs instead (Protein shake was packed for Breakfast Tuesday to eat on the road)
Tammy
HW: (9/28/16) 369.8 / SW: (3/13/17) 285 / CW: 162.8
Pre-op loss (6 1/2 Months) - 84.8 pounds
M1 - 17.2, M2 - 17.2, M3 - 13.4, M4 - 15.4, M5 - 13.8, M6 - 13.6, M7 - 10.8, M8 - 9.6, M9 - 5.0, M10 - 2.4, M11 - 3.8
I found that a few months after the surgery I started getting very very dry. The doctor said I needed to have fat in my diet and not go fat free on everything. It took a while, but it got better. I also try to be very diligent about putting lotion on immediately after my shower. I like Aveeno (which several people mentioned) and use Body Butters from the Body Shop a few times a week as well. I also take Hair, Skin, and Nails (Gelcaps) from Costco. This was something the surgeon advised me to take in the initial months and then he recommended I continue it because he said there is other good stuff in there that is good for me. The regular dose is 4 pills a day, and I did take that many in the early months, but now I just take one a day along with my other supplements.
I also use Estee Lauder face creams...Advanced Night Repair and Lightweight Renutriv (among other free samples I get). I wasn't allowed any moisturizer of any kind (face or body) the night before my plastic surgery and it was pure torture. I felt dry as a bone.
We had horses for many years and I had one with a very dry coat. The vet had us treat her with corn oil mixed in with grain. Maybe that would work for us too. I think the thought is that it is best treated from the inside vs. the outside. I believe a two-pronged approach (lotion and fats) probaby works best.
Cory
5'7" Starting Weight: 305
Current Weight: 145