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In a message dated 11/7/01 12:37:20 PM Central Standard Time, sage@...

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> Hi Dawn -

>

> Here's an yucky question - Will I be likely to get over having those oil

> slicks?

>

> Best-

>

> Nick

>

Nick,

Do you mean oil slicks that end up IN the toilet? I still have those, but

anything that ends up IN the toilet doesn't bother me. Only had it end up

NOT in the toilet once very early preop.

Assuming you mean urgent, uncontrolled, and not ending up IN the toilet.

Have you tried eating rice??? Make it yourself using more water than

normal. I use 2.5 cups of water for 1 cup of rice, so that it doesn't hurt

your stomach. Eat some a couple of times a day.

My bms did not evolve into their current form until I was 7 or 8 months out.

When did you have surgery??? I am sorry I can't keep everyone straight.

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> After surgery as soon as I can eat

> real food again I am going to have a pork steak fried

> in margarine with mushrooms and onions in my

> grandmothers cast iron skillet . . .

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Don't forget that, while we can eat more greasy stuff and still lose weight,

that for at least the newer post-ops, there is another issue. If you

overeat fats, you will have gas, pain and diarrhea. At least with me, this

operates as a deterrent to eating fats much as dumping does with RNY

patients. I hope that this will disappear in time because it makes eating

in restaurants a bit of a challenge what with their penchant for fat in

their cooking

Best-

Nick in Sage

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Nick,

As you get further out, you dont suffer from the gas from eating fats etc as

much as you do now. That was true for me also. Im almost a year out now

and can eat fats without any pain or gas etc....I just do overdo it......

Judie

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Nick,

The wonderfully greasy onion rings in Uno's Chicago Pizzaria or in

Red Hot 'n Blue are fab! Best thing to clean out a case of hung chow

(aka constipation). Just you wait, 'enry 'iggins, just you wait!

Good times will roll real soon now!

--Steve

At 7:59 AM -0800 11/7/01, Nick wrote:

>...Don't forget that, while we can eat more greasy stuff and still

>lose weight,

>that for at least the newer post-ops, there is another issue. If you

>overeat fats, you will have gas, pain and diarrhea. ... it makes eating

>in restaurants a bit of a challenge what with their penchant for fat in

>their cooking

--

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Hi Dawn -

Here's an yucky question - Will I be likely to get over having those oil

slicks?

Best-

Nick

Re: Fats and the DS

> In a message dated 11/7/01 10:06:41 AM Central Standard Time,

sage@...

> writes:

>

>

> > Don't forget that, while we can eat more greasy stuff and still lose

weight,

> > that for at least the newer post-ops, there is another issue. If you

> > overeat fats, you will have gas, pain and diarrhea. At least with me,

this

> > operates as a deterrent to eating fats much as dumping does with RNY

> > patients. I hope that this will disappear in time because it makes

eating

> > in restaurants a bit of a challenge what with their penchant for fat in

> > their cooking

> >

> >

>

> Yes, newly post op you could easily get this from high fat foods. I do

have

> to say that I am a lucky one and eating fats never makes BMs urgent (my

> definition of diarrhea). I eat as much fat as I want and never have

urgency

> problems.

>

> And due to how short my small bowel was, Dr. Hess only made my common

channel

> 50cm.

>

> Dawn--South Suburban Chicago area

> Dr. Hess, Bowling Green, OH

> BPD/DS

> 4/27/00

> www.duodenalswitch.com

> 267 to 165 5' 4 "

> size 22 to size 10

> have made size goal

> no more high blood pressure, sore feet, or dieting

>

>

>

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