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severman
on 2/22/15 11:09 am - Indianapolis, IN
Topic: RE: husband and wife getting surgery on same day?

I have seen it work out for two out of three couples that I know that have had it.  They were able to be supportive to be other, able to eat the same things at the same time, and understand more what each other were going through.  In the third couples case, the husband had major complications and the wife was not physically well enough to provide the extra care he needed.  It cost them majorly to have to hire a nurse to come in and care for him.  He ended up resenting his wife for healing faster and progressing faster than he did, and it ended up causing major problems in their marriage.  They are still together, but he still has some resentment.  

severman
on 2/22/15 11:00 am - Indianapolis, IN
Topic: RE: help from elmira,ny

Hi! I am 12 years post op RNY.  I am trying to lose steroid regain.  I understand how hard it is to lose it again.  YOU CAN DO IT!  There is a great group on here called Back on Track Together that I would recommend.  They are very supportive.  I would recommend going back to the basics.  Not eating and drinking, journaling everything that goes into your mouth, exercising even if it is 10 minutes after each meal and contact your doctor to make sure your levels are normal.

Best of luck!

Anita Jo
on 2/22/15 9:43 am, edited 2/22/15 9:44 am - Elmira, NY
Topic: help from elmira,ny

hi all i am  from elmira,ny  i do need help bad. i had a baby in october and now i am out of control . i am now a little over 200 pounds i want to be back to 143 pounds.. help..... please....  i had rny aug. 28 , 2003   anita

jowenm
on 2/22/15 7:01 am - STATEN ISLAND, NY
Topic: husband and wife getting surgery on same day?

In had RNY in July 2007.My dearest friends planned their surgeries with out asking my advice, but the worst part is they are doing it on same day ???? When I probed they treated it like they were getting matching tattoos. I am so frustrated, does this sound like a good idea to anyone? 

AshleyCCarter2013
on 2/21/15 12:40 pm
VSG on 08/13/12
Topic: RE: The shame of regain

God bless you and your strength!  Please do not be ashamed about your weight regain.  I have regained and haven't had near as many obstacles as you have.  Get well and follow the advice of your doc!

DailyMae123
on 2/21/15 8:26 am
Topic: RE: The shame of regain

Wow girl, life didn't just happen to you life HAPPENED to you!  Hoping for the best for you.  I guess all you can do is try to make good food choices.  Good advice checking with your doctor and nut.  I've heard cancer patients may have a special diet to help them?

We are here for you!

                       

    

    

    
Cathy W.
on 2/21/15 8:25 am
Topic: RE: The shame of regain

I'm glad that you're back to OH too so we can support you with everything you've got going on.

The first thing you need to lose is any shame for regain.  It happens because life happens.  You aren't alone in the regain area.  Many of us have experienced regain - I have....twice and I had nothing going on that you have.  Please, please lose the shame, you have nothing to be shamed of.

The first priority is to take care of yourself with the cancer.  Talk to your oncologist or any physician familiar with your medical care to find out their recommendations as far as losing weight and what/how to eat (food choices).  Eating to be healthy and strong for cancer treatments is a priority.  You can deal with the weight regain anytime.  My guess is that whatever foods they want you to eat will help, or at least maintain, weight.

Congratulations on your third little one.  A special affirmation of life.  

Lastly, consider joining the Back On Track Together OH group.  Yes, we talk about regain but it will be another place that you can be supported.  

Sending healthy hugs to you...

Cathy

Want to get back on track or stay on track? Get Back On Track Together!

south2north
on 2/21/15 8:19 am
DS on 11/19/14
Topic: RE: The shame of regain

No advise, just prayers for your continued strength. Just take care of yourself and everything will fall into place.

    

    

T Hagalicious Rebel
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on 2/21/15 4:04 am - Brooklyn
VSG on 04/25/14
Topic: RE: The shame of regain

You've got a lot on your plate right now, don't be ashamed of the regain, life happens, at least you're trying to get back to business. Please check with your dr b4 starting with the weight loss regime again. You might have to concentrate on maintaining for now till you're cancer free.

If your dr clears you for weight loss, ck with your nutritionist on how to go about it, some foods we eat or avoid now may not be good for you while undergoing cancer treatment, so there might be foods you need that we generally avoid.

Congrats on the new baby! Wishing you the best & a healthy recovery.

No one surgery is better than the other, what works for one may not work for another. T-Rebel

https://fivedaymeattest.com/

SkinnyScientist
on 2/21/15 1:34 am
Topic: RE: I love new body

Me too!

I have actually become * a little* vain!

Congrats and enjoy your new body. You worked HARD for it!

RNY Surgery: 12/31/2013; 

Current weight (2/27/2015) 139lbs, ~14% body fat

Three pounds below Goal!!! Yay !  

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