Back On Track Together
2016 My Challenge!
on 1/14/16 4:56 am
Mine was/is to go back on the eating plan my Dr. put me on after my WLS. So far so good as well! But after yesterday I realize I need to start working on my portion sizes. I'm not eat a whole lot more than I would like to, but I do need to be more aware of portion sizes. Seems when we are not very large to begin with, even a bite or two extra has a huge effect on the scale.
As far as the Gym goes..... I'll address that after the puppy gets better and I have more time :/ Even as I typed that it sounded like a cop out, but taking this getting Back On Track one obstacle at a time. Great job to you and best of luck to all of us!
Hello to everyone out there!! It's been quite a while since I've been on this board. I had WLS (RNY) on November 14, 2006. By the end of 2007, I had lost 130 lbs!! But slowly, I've gained most of it back, although not all. My daughter had the gastric sleeve two years ago and went from 295 to 125!! She wears a size 2 and has kept it off!! I'm so jealous!!!! So now I'm trying to back on tract and have NO IDEA where to start!! Fibromyalgia and RA have come into my life and they make exercising very difficult.
Does anyone have any idea of how/where to start? I've read that you never lose the ability of the pouch. I hope that is true! I want to get back to that healthy lifestyle and confidence.
Thanks for listening,
Deidrah
on 1/16/16 4:58 am
For me, I had to avoid carbs and sugar to get back on track! Eating either of those caused cravings. Once they are out of your system again you can focus more on the things you should be eating!! Protein!!! Someone on one of these boards even told me to not worry about the amount of foods I was eating while getting carbs and sugars out of my system so I didn't feel deprived or hungry and I do think that helped! I could tell myself I could eat as much as I wanted and was happily surprised that VERY soon I actually was willingly eating less :) Give that a try and see if it works for you. Come to the boards often and read and post it helps WAY more than I thought it would!! We are all in the same boat and deal with same issue's so advise and tips from others is awesome. Best of luck to you and all of us!