Comments on: just feeling crappy again… http://www.obesity-surgery.bseulf.org/2007/07/17/just-feeling-crappy-again/ Mon, 06 Oct 2008 14:58:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: alix_10 http://www.obesity-surgery.bseulf.org/2007/07/17/just-feeling-crappy-again/#comment-4683 alix_10 Tue, 17 Jul 2007 13:36:52 +0000 http://www.obesity-surgery.bseulf.org/2007/07/17/just-feeling-crappy-again/#comment-4683 Before surgery I was hungry all the time (if I didn't know better I would have thought I was pregnant, I was that hungry), and my doctor instantly said 'ulcer' so we did a endoscopy earlier than planned, and sure enough... 6 months of Protonix (felt better after 1 month, but keep taking it as prescribed so it doesn't come right back), and it didn't delay my surgery at all. There's more than one thing that can feel like hunger... Jen hello everyone, just a question or two.okay i have been bloated really bad the last few weeks and now i can eat alot without getting sick and i have been gaining...rodney told me i have been grazeing alot so i am stopping that it is really hard i am hungery all the time...now i told my doctor and he just blow me off. i did tell him i had a new job and he asked me and i quote..."what is your job a food tester your gaining again.""i had gained 8 lbs in 3 months...so i <!--more--> feel like i am failing this surgery. and since i got hurt at work i havent been able to do to much so i feel like i have gained 30 lbs rodney says i havent but i cant stop feeling hungery..i have upped my protein and water more and vitamins are all on track so my big question is what else can i do... i am riing my bike 6 to 10 miles everyday...please any advice will help...stacy ________________________________________________________________________ Check out AOL.com today. Breaking news, video search, pictures, email and IM. All on demand. Always Free. Before surgery I was hungry all the time (if I didn’t know better I would have
thought I was pregnant, I was that hungry), and my doctor instantly said ‘ulcer’
so we did a endoscopy earlier than planned, and sure enough… 6 months of
Protonix (felt better after 1 month, but keep taking it as prescribed so it
doesn’t come right back), and it didn’t delay my surgery at all. There’s more
than one thing that can feel like hunger…

Jen

hello everyone, just a question or two.okay i have been bloated really bad the
last few weeks and now i can eat alot without getting sick and i have been
gaining…rodney told me i have been grazeing alot so i am stopping that it is
really hard i am hungery all the time…now i told my doctor and he just blow me
off. i did tell him i had a new job and he asked me and i quote…"what is your
job a food tester your gaining again.""i had gained 8 lbs in 3 months…so i

feel like i am failing this surgery. and since i got hurt at work i havent been
able to do to much so i feel like i have gained 30 lbs rodney says i havent but
i cant stop feeling hungery..i have upped my protein and water more and vitamins
are all on track so my big question is what else can i do… i am riing my bike
6 to 10 miles everyday…please any advice will help…stacy

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]]> By: Ellen Carl http://www.obesity-surgery.bseulf.org/2007/07/17/just-feeling-crappy-again/#comment-4682 Ellen Carl Tue, 17 Jul 2007 11:49:47 +0000 http://www.obesity-surgery.bseulf.org/2007/07/17/just-feeling-crappy-again/#comment-4682 Don't be so hard on yourself. It has been my experience that when faced with a situation like this you need to return to the basics. Examine what you are eating and when. Focus on your smaller meals more often. I am one year post op and am right at 160 pounds lost. I'm happy with my weight, but still am not eating what others feel I should be. This is a fight that you are and will continue to win. Don't get frustrated, for me that always used to lead to overeating. Think this through, and take the rational road to helping yourself. Brian in S FL Don’t be so hard on yourself. It has been my experience that when faced with a
situation like this you need to return to the basics. Examine what you are
eating and when. Focus on your smaller meals more often. I am one year post op
and am right at 160 pounds lost. I’m happy with my weight, but still am not
eating what others feel I should be. This is a fight that you are and will
continue to win. Don’t get frustrated, for me that always used to lead to
overeating. Think this through, and take the rational road to helping yourself.

Brian in S FL

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