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1a. Re: going back in a week
From: Victoria
1b. Re: going back in a week
From: bariatricgirl@ymail.com
2a. Re: Stats repost - please join in
From: bariatricgirl@ymail.com
3. (no subject)
From: Rhonda Kruise
4a. Re: Erosion?
From: patty7194@aol.com
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1a. Re: going back in a week
Posted by: "Victoria" afterwls@aol.com vicstevens
Date: Fri Jun 5, 2009 1:50 pm ((PDT))
Hi Ramoth:
I've found exercise helps me lose and maintain. Since I started to racewalk 1 mile on a treadmill almost daily (5 to 6 days a week) in the last month, I have lost about 7 pounds and am apparently going to continue to lose. My appetite is also suppressed. I'm talking about going from 153 to 146 (I'm 5' 7"). I think I'll stop around 140. But I had not been exercising for several months, and my weight just 'sat' there prior to starting up exercising again.
-Vic
--- In afterweightlosssurgery@yahoogroups.com, "queen_ramoth_the_dragon" <dragonweyr1@...> wrote:
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> I had my surgery Dec 7, 1999. I lost 154 pounds in 10 months (288 to 134) and though I've gained back about 15 since, I do use the surgery to get back on track. I still can't eat a whole bunch, which is the only thing that helps me. I also dump if I eat too many carbs or sugar, so that's a Godsend for me. I know that it was after the 2 years mark I started having to "use" my surgery as a tool. It was a lot more effortless before. Since I didn't have surgery on my brain, I still want all the junk that I did before, its just I pay for it if I eat it, or I gain weight and have to re-adjust what I eat. I went vegetarian almost a year ago and its a little harder for me to get the protein I need since its all carb related but I figure I'll get the hang of it eventually. Even when you're an old timer like me, the surgery can still help.
> hugs
> Ramoth
>
>
> --- In afterweightlosssurgery@yahoogroups.com, TheAgora81@ wrote:
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> >
> > Hello Ramoth,
> > Is it really 18 months? I was told 6 months. Are you that far out and it is
> > still working for you?
> > Thanks
> > peace lee
> >
> > Good luck and remember to take advantage of the "honeymoon" period which is
> > about the first 18 months. It's your best friend.
> > hugs
> > Ramoth
> >
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1b. Re: going back in a week
Posted by: "bariatricgirl@ymail.com" justyvonne@gmail.com bariatricgirl@ymail.com
Date: Fri Jun 5, 2009 3:04 pm ((PDT))
Wow, there's not many of us around. I had open RNY with removal of my gal bladder too in 2001. Things are much easier now for sure!
hugs,
Yvonne
aka Bariatric Girl
--- In afterweightlosssurgery@yahoogroups.com, "queen_ramoth_the_dragon" <dragonweyr1@...> wrote:
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> I can't talk for anyone else but a week seems a little soon. The type of surgery is, of course, a factor. I had an open rny with gallbladder removed so I was in the hospital a week and another couple of weeks recovering. Of course, the size you are, is a determining factor too. You should ask your doctor what he recommends, he would be the one with your excuse if you can't go back in a week. Good luck and remember to take advantage of the "honeymoon" period which is about the first 18 months. It's your best friend.
> hugs
> Ramoth
>
> God is good, but never dance in a small boat. ~Irish Saying
>
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2a. Re: Stats repost - please join in
Posted by: "bariatricgirl@ymail.com" justyvonne@gmail.com bariatricgirl@ymail.com
Date: Fri Jun 5, 2009 3:09 pm ((PDT))
We are very close in stats.
Yvonne McCarthy
Open RNY 3/31/01
Dr John Alexander
Lost 130 lbs in 14 months (260 to 130)
Currently at 130 and have maintained my goal since losing it.
--- In afterweightlosssurgery@yahoogroups.com, "Victoria" <afterwls@...> wrote:
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> Vic Stevens-Stoklosa
> Open RNY 1/12/1999
> Dr. James Kane, Sr.
> Lost 105 lbs in 14 months (245 to 140)
> Am currently 8 pounds above that goal weight, and dieting and working out to get back there, or maybe 5 lbs below it.
>
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3. (no subject)
Posted by: "Rhonda Kruise" kruiser11@yahoo.com kruiser11
Date: Fri Jun 5, 2009 7:17 pm ((PDT))
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4a. Re: Erosion?
Posted by: "patty7194@aol.com" patty7194@aol.com patty7194
Date: Fri Jun 5, 2009 9:26 pm ((PDT))
My symptoms....loss of satiety (never felt full); and I went in several times to fill the band but it made no difference.? My doctor finally sent me in to be scoped, and that's when they discovered the erosion.
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