Re: Can We REALLY Regain ALL Our Weight Back Years Later?

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We have the disease of Morbid Obesity. Even though we are thin now..and feel

we have the world by the tail, YES it is lurking in the wings, waiting to

pounce. Eating sugary foods might make you sick now, but just by eating them at

all, you are going to feel less and less sick. Then, you can just figure that

whatever you eat, you might as well glue it to your body, cuz it's gonna

stick there.

I've had a 10 lbs bounce-back in my weight...and am doing protein shakes up

the ying yang....While I DO look better, it is very frightening...as I like the

feeling of being slightly underweight.....makes me feel I have a margin of

error there. But I am back to protein feasting....fruit is my downfall. While

I could do it at 2 years post, at 3+ years, I cannot. So, I'm going with the

cottage cheese that I am craving now...and putting the fruit flavored Davinci

syrups over it to give me the feeling of eating fruit. We are all still

MO...but in remission. The remission can break at anytime...so don't become

complacent...and feel since you can eat sweets and fats now...that you will

always

be able to. I was where you are over a year ago...and feeling very confident.

I'm learning that this takes work...and perseverence! Guess you could call

it the three year wall. I'm working on taking off at least 5 pounds of this

bounceback weight...since that really looks best on me. (My chest and rear end

look 100% better!) Wishing you the best~

Regards~

Jacque

> I've been reading where people have regained all their weight back

> after RNY. That just blows my mind! I know that even though I'm two

> years out, when I try to eat foods that are high in sugar or fat, I

> feel AWFUL! I hate that feeling! I don't throw up or anything and

> never have. But I feel shaky and my heart races and weak and

> sometimes nauseous. It's enough of a bad feeling that I stay away

> from those foods when I can. I tried cheating a lot after the

> holidays last year and gained back 10 pounds. But while I was doing

> it, I felt so bad, I HAD to go back and eat right again and lost that

> weight plus 5 more (with Weight Watchers!). I just don't see how we

> can gain ALL our weight back if we feel badly when we eat these

> foods. Do you think those people who gain their weight back just

> don't have those bad feelings anymore or dump at all, and that's how

> they are able to do it?

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In a message dated 7/31/2003 12:22:37 AM Eastern Standard Time,

ladybostons@... writes:

> As they say on this list...Your Mileage May Vary..... Some of us dump, some

> of us dump a little, some of us don't dump at all. Then there are the times

> that you dump and it is on something you have eaten a million times, or you

> DON'T dump on something that you ALWAYS dump on. Who knows? I think only the

> Dump GOD knows. LOL

>

Brilliant, all surgeons should post this on their walls.

Fay Bayuk

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In a message dated 7/31/2003 12:15:54 AM Eastern Standard Time,

kabachelor@... writes:

> There are some people out there who have genuine eating disorders that

> surgery alone will not fix

To put it in very simple terms for me, I think of Eating, drinking, drug,

sex, gambling disorders as having one's off switch broken. And the only way,

the

only way, I repeat, the only way to deal with it is to not turn it on EVER.

Unfortunately for eating there is no completely off, so we have to deal with

not eating whatever particular kind of food flicks that switch on.

Fay Bayuk

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As they say on this list...Your Mileage May Vary..... Some of us dump, some

of us dump a little, some of us don't dump at all. Then there are the times

that you dump and it is on something you have eaten a million times, or you

DON'T dump on something that you ALWAYS dump on. Who knows? I think only the

Dump GOD knows. LOL

Debbie &

in Gig Harbor

(170cm medial)

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-----Original Message-----

From: Robin

I've been reading where people have regained all their weight back

after RNY. That just blows my mind! I know that even though I'm two

years out, when I try to eat foods that are high in sugar or fat, I

feel AWFUL! I hate that feeling! I don't throw up or anything and

never have. But I feel shaky and my heart races and weak and

sometimes nauseous. It's enough of a bad feeling that I stay away

from those foods when I can. I tried cheating a lot after the

holidays last year and gained back 10 pounds. But while I was doing

it, I felt so bad, I HAD to go back and eat right again and lost that

weight plus 5 more (with Weight Watchers!). I just don't see how we

can gain ALL our weight back if we feel badly when we eat these

foods. Do you think those people who gain their weight back just

don't have those bad feelings anymore or dump at all, and that's how

they are able to do it? It's the only way I can see it happening!