Guest guest Posted September 11, 2004 Report Share Posted September 11, 2004 Vimpireaid, I am by no means putting you down.. However I do have a ? for you.... Don't you get sick from eating these things? I haven't had my surgery yet but I'm in the process alot of people that I have talked to say that you get very very sick eating certain things or eating too much thats why I ask the ? I know now *I haven't had surgery yet) but now i sometimes eat things i shouldn't well actully alot of rimes lIKE TODAY i HAD ALOT OF THINGS I KNOW ARE A NO NO sorry didn't realize bout the caps and i don't feel like typin everthing again. anyway I can't explain y I still eat these things I think in a way it's cause i know after surgery i won't be able to have them ever again but i don't know . I mean i am doing alot better then I was b4 the process but I'm not doing well in my opinion. i haven't lost ne weight actully gained some i'm uncomfortable and ready to change Love Debbie -------------- Original message -------------- Okay, Hi everyone I am Bobbi. I had open gastric bypass surgery December 7, 1998 and I was 460lbs. I was doing wonderful! By December of 2000 I had lost 200 lbs down to 260. I slowly started losing less and less but was still losing. My doctor teased me and was horrible to me telling me I didnt want to try anymore. I was and am an emotional eater and that hurt so bad I tried to commit suicide. Two very dear friends happened to drop by that night and found me and saved my life. Then my long distance boyfriend who knew me before the surgery and then after decided to move in with me all the way from louisiana to Idaho. He moved in with me April of 2002. Since he moved in with me though I have been totally eating all the wrong things at all the wrong times of day and in April I was 202 lbs now I am 295lbs again! I have turned to food to solve my problems again and I am so desperate to get back on track. I need so much help and cant turn to my doctor anymore. His nurse tries to call me because she thought he was out of line and she still believes I am a good person with good intentions and I really am. I dont want to creep back up to the 460lbs and I was down to a size 14 and now I am back to a size 20/22. Please someone lead me in the right direction. When I had the surgery he even sliced me open pretty big and then when I got out of the hospital he didnt schedule a visit with me for three months and no nutritionist no help with my meal plans nothing! I did well my first month lost 50lbs eating tuna and cottage cheese every meal 5 little meals of a little less than two ounces. Now I eat WAY bigger portions than I know I should and I am so desperate. My boyfriend (now fiance) went back home for a month to work in place of his mom while she has surgery on her wrists so he is gone right now and I am alone and having those thoughts of ending it all. He wants to get married in March and a few days ago I thought it would be fun to try to find a wedding dress I could set a goal for and the lady in the store came up to me and said " we only carry sizes up to a 16 " before I had a chance to even look. I was hoping to find something to set a goal for and a size 16 was a pretty good goal anyway but I ran out of the store to my car and sobbed. Can someone please help me get back on track. Even my family and I arent talking over the last year since I have been gaining weight they all call me a failure. Thanks for listening. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 12, 2004 Report Share Posted September 12, 2004 Bobbi, I have read your post and wanted to suggest you go back to your weeks after surgery and start over again but add Protein to your diet also like Shakes instead of food for every meal. I just had surgery last week and on my clear liquids now but can have little bit of sf jello/puddings etc... I wish you would think clearly about how far you've come and decide to start over and give it another try. These groups on Yahoo will give you so much support and help you with valuable information to help you get started and proceed to be much happier and look forward to that March wedding. You might want to go and search our files and databases to review " pouch rules " and other information that might help you. Please do not go and end you life cause your only hurting others and not yourself. Give these groups a chance! Hugs, in AL. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 16, 2004 Report Share Posted September 16, 2004 Hi I'm sorry you are going throu a ruff spot, because I can relate. I am waiting to see the surgeon and for approval for wls (and am very nervous about it). Five- six years ago I went the liquid protein shake way. I fasted for over a year and lost almost 200 lbs. I looked great and my health was great, but I let myself slip back into the old habits. Before I knew it, I " woke up " at 490 lbs - bigger than before I fasted. To this day I can't tell you how it started or why I didn't stop the compulsive overeating. I wish I had realized how bad it was getting and turned it around. So, now I find myself waiting (and hoping for) wls. I know how it feels to think of yourself in a negative way, but I think now that the only answer is to concentrate on what you want for yourself. Try to concentrate on the positives in your life, not the negatives. You are lucky to have a guy who seems to love you no matter what, and if your family is upset about your weight gain so what. It's not their life. Are you upset about your weight gain? Then do it for you and for your health. Take it a day at a time and get all the support you can. I wish you the best - you can do it! Dawn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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