I gained 40 pounds please help me to get in the track again

Stephanie B.
on 11/15/08 10:07 pm - Chattanooga, TN
I think your idea of a weekly thread is great!! Please let me know if you decide to do it.  I would come and post and need the support!! I am struggling big time with the carbs and sugar and I am not even two years post op....it is a struggle every day. 



BOTT
chnsuz
on 11/18/08 6:51 am - Mt. Pleasant, MI
I am having the same problem - have gained 20# and craving sweets.  What is the pouch test??  Does it help you get back on track?
Katrina B.
on 11/18/08 7:54 am - Prestonsburg, KY
On November 13, 2008 at 1:36 PM Pacific Time, Debra Welker wrote:
I went to the Dr the other day and have gained 20 pounds in the last year. I was so discusted with myself, I had told myself after surgery that I would never do this to myself again, and here I am. I had stopped weighing myself, journaling, excersising everything we are suppose to do. I thought the weight would just stay off because I had WLS, NOT. I started back to basics this week and guess what "the tool still work" if you work it. I have been writing down everything, walking everyday, and eating protein and veggies, and LOTS of water. I was down 3 pounds this morning and thats a good start for me.  The carbs are the culprit. It starts with just 1/2 potatoe or a couple crackers or chips or one peice of bread but before you know it your eating a whole sandwich. After surgery I never thought I would ever be able to eat as much as I can, my husband is amazed. He always says I remember when you couldnt even eat 1/2 cup of yogurt or cottage cheese.  To bad it doesnt stay that way. Everday is a struggle and we have all gained a little here and there, 20 or 40 pounds is better than 100, but we need to get it under control before it controls us again, good luck, Debra
Great advice, Debra.
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