Re: [MiniGastricBypass]subject of the day

[Guest guest]

NONO Guys and Gals, tossing your cookies is BAD, yes very BAD for you, Just

be nice and stick to the plan after once you should learn..I did! OUCH i

thought I popped my staples, are tummies are young and delicate, remember

that! See all at the picnic

trisha

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In a message dated 6/11/00 7:37:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

@... writes:

<< I have

always done anything to keep from vomiting. Now, maybe(?) I won't be so

scared

when it does happen.

Darlene >>

Thanks Darlene,

To be honest I think my fear of feeling so bad was what kept me from becoming

Bulimic pre-surgery. I do think I throw up more now than I did back then,

but at least now I can directly relate it to the food.

{{HUGS}}

Claire

MGB 4/10/00

300/264

15.25 inches lost forever!!

Dr. Rutledge (http:/clos.net)

" He who began a good work in you will be faithful to complete it until the

day of Christ Jesus. " - Phil. 1:6

[Guest guest]

Claire,

As long as we're on the subject we might as well got the full story. My

surgery was 6-2 so I have not had this experience so yes, it was helpful. I

have

always done anything to keep from vomiting. Now, maybe(?) I won't be so scared

when it does happen.

Darlene

sMama2@... wrote:

> Hi All,

>

> Today wasn't the best food day for Ms. Claire.

>

> I tried Taco Bell for the first time since long before surgery. Had their 49

> cent Nacho Supreme (cheap date lol). They tasted a bit greasy but okay going

> down. But I wasn't home for 20 minutes before they came right back up. Yuck!

>

> Earlier we went out for lunch with my Stepkids to Cracker Barrel. I ordered

> a pork chop, hashbrown casserole, cottage cheese, corn bread and hot

> chocolate. Well, the pork chop was great. ate my cottage cheese and

> after looking at my hashbrown casserole I wasn't interested in it. I really

> enjoyed my cornbread and hot chocolate, but apparently the feeling wasn't

> mutual. We did'nt get out of the restaurant before those two came up.

>

> I know this is a gross subject, but since " barfing " sort of seems the subject

> of the week (hee hee) I thought I'd share (sorry...) Maybe this will be

> helpful to some of the preops at any rate. For me, throwing up post surgery

> is not at all like throwing up pre surgery. It has always been the worst

> feeling in the world to me, but generally speaking it doesn't involve the

> same retching that it did pre-surgery. Now, I may be the only postop with

> this experience, but there definitely is a difference.

>

> Since surgery, if I eat too much I generally just throw that up and then feel

> fine. If I eat something that my tummy doesn't like (like the hot chocolate

> and corn bread mixed) only that comes up, but everything else stays. It's so

> weird. I had hot chocolate on our day cruse in Alaska and had no problem

> with it. Since then I've tried several times to have it with something else

> and got sick every time. Very weird.

>

> With all that said, I'll continue experimenting when something seems

> appealing and hope for the best. Generally speaking most foods I've tried

> sit quite well with me, so I count myself as blessed.

>

> Sorry for such a gross topic. Someone tell me it helped them okay? Yeah,

> even if you have to lie to me okay? < >

>

> {{HUGS}}

>

> Claire

> MGB 4/10/00

> 300/264

> 15.25 inches lost forever!!

> Dr. Rutledge (http:/clos.net)

>

> " He who began a good work in you will be faithful to complete it until the

> day of Christ Jesus. " - Phil. 1:6

>

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[Guest guest]

Claire,

As long as we're on the subject we might as well got the full story. My

surgery was 6-2 so I have not had this experience so yes, it was helpful. I

have

always done anything to keep from vomiting. Now, maybe(?) I won't be so scared

when it does happen.

Darlene

sMama2@... wrote:

> Hi All,

>

> Today wasn't the best food day for Ms. Claire.

>

> I tried Taco Bell for the first time since long before surgery. Had their 49

> cent Nacho Supreme (cheap date lol). They tasted a bit greasy but okay going

> down. But I wasn't home for 20 minutes before they came right back up. Yuck!

>

> Earlier we went out for lunch with my Stepkids to Cracker Barrel. I ordered

> a pork chop, hashbrown casserole, cottage cheese, corn bread and hot

> chocolate. Well, the pork chop was great. ate my cottage cheese and

> after looking at my hashbrown casserole I wasn't interested in it. I really

> enjoyed my cornbread and hot chocolate, but apparently the feeling wasn't

> mutual. We did'nt get out of the restaurant before those two came up.

>

> I know this is a gross subject, but since " barfing " sort of seems the subject

> of the week (hee hee) I thought I'd share (sorry...) Maybe this will be

> helpful to some of the preops at any rate. For me, throwing up post surgery

> is not at all like throwing up pre surgery. It has always been the worst

> feeling in the world to me, but generally speaking it doesn't involve the

> same retching that it did pre-surgery. Now, I may be the only postop with

> this experience, but there definitely is a difference.

>

> Since surgery, if I eat too much I generally just throw that up and then feel

> fine. If I eat something that my tummy doesn't like (like the hot chocolate

> and corn bread mixed) only that comes up, but everything else stays. It's so

> weird. I had hot chocolate on our day cruse in Alaska and had no problem

> with it. Since then I've tried several times to have it with something else

> and got sick every time. Very weird.

>

> With all that said, I'll continue experimenting when something seems

> appealing and hope for the best. Generally speaking most foods I've tried

> sit quite well with me, so I count myself as blessed.

>

> Sorry for such a gross topic. Someone tell me it helped them okay? Yeah,

> even if you have to lie to me okay? < >

>

> {{HUGS}}

>

> Claire

> MGB 4/10/00

> 300/264

> 15.25 inches lost forever!!

> Dr. Rutledge (http:/clos.net)

>

> " He who began a good work in you will be faithful to complete it until the

> day of Christ Jesus. " - Phil. 1:6

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

> Click here for a chance to win airfare to Vegas for you and 20 friends,

> $15,000 and a suite at Bellagio for New Year's from Expedia.com. Or

> win 2 roundtrip tickets anywhere in the U.S. given away daily.

> http://click.egroups.com/1/5296/2/_/453517/_/960765947/

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

>

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> Please visit our web site at http://clos.net

> Get the Patient Manual at http://clos.net/get_patient_manual.htm

[Guest guest]

Claire,

As long as we're on the subject we might as well got the full story. My

surgery was 6-2 so I have not had this experience so yes, it was helpful. I

have

always done anything to keep from vomiting. Now, maybe(?) I won't be so scared

when it does happen.

Darlene

sMama2@... wrote:

> Hi All,

>

> Today wasn't the best food day for Ms. Claire.

>

> I tried Taco Bell for the first time since long before surgery. Had their 49

> cent Nacho Supreme (cheap date lol). They tasted a bit greasy but okay going

> down. But I wasn't home for 20 minutes before they came right back up. Yuck!

>

> Earlier we went out for lunch with my Stepkids to Cracker Barrel. I ordered

> a pork chop, hashbrown casserole, cottage cheese, corn bread and hot

> chocolate. Well, the pork chop was great. ate my cottage cheese and

> after looking at my hashbrown casserole I wasn't interested in it. I really

> enjoyed my cornbread and hot chocolate, but apparently the feeling wasn't

> mutual. We did'nt get out of the restaurant before those two came up.

>

> I know this is a gross subject, but since " barfing " sort of seems the subject

> of the week (hee hee) I thought I'd share (sorry...) Maybe this will be

> helpful to some of the preops at any rate. For me, throwing up post surgery

> is not at all like throwing up pre surgery. It has always been the worst

> feeling in the world to me, but generally speaking it doesn't involve the

> same retching that it did pre-surgery. Now, I may be the only postop with

> this experience, but there definitely is a difference.

>

> Since surgery, if I eat too much I generally just throw that up and then feel

> fine. If I eat something that my tummy doesn't like (like the hot chocolate

> and corn bread mixed) only that comes up, but everything else stays. It's so

> weird. I had hot chocolate on our day cruse in Alaska and had no problem

> with it. Since then I've tried several times to have it with something else

> and got sick every time. Very weird.

>

> With all that said, I'll continue experimenting when something seems

> appealing and hope for the best. Generally speaking most foods I've tried

> sit quite well with me, so I count myself as blessed.

>

> Sorry for such a gross topic. Someone tell me it helped them okay? Yeah,

> even if you have to lie to me okay? < >

>

> {{HUGS}}

>

> Claire

> MGB 4/10/00

> 300/264

> 15.25 inches lost forever!!

> Dr. Rutledge (http:/clos.net)

>

> " He who began a good work in you will be faithful to complete it until the

> day of Christ Jesus. " - Phil. 1:6

>

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

> Click here for a chance to win airfare to Vegas for you and 20 friends,

> $15,000 and a suite at Bellagio for New Year's from Expedia.com. Or

> win 2 roundtrip tickets anywhere in the U.S. given away daily.

> http://click.egroups.com/1/5296/2/_/453517/_/960765947/

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

>

> This message is from the Mini-Gastric Bypass Mailing List at Onelist.com

> Please visit our web site at http://clos.net

> Get the Patient Manual at http://clos.net/get_patient_manual.htm