Re: : Re: Re: bitchin' and moanin'

[Guest guest]

,

Thanks for your words of encouragement. I have come to realize that a day

now and then of not feeling the best, or feeling miserable for awhile after

eating too much is a small price to pay for the success of this surgery.

After all, how many times did we all eat till we were miserable with our

other stomachs? After my gall bladder came out 4 years ago I had to relearn

some eating habits, without any weight loss effects. So this has such

greater rewards!!!

Smiles,

Sheri

9/28/01 380#s

12/12/01 338.5 #s (the scale moved!!!!)

[Guest guest]

The thing is, though, that this is how the thin people I know eat...some

days, they eat a lot, but other days, they hardly eat at all.

~alyssa

Re: : Re: Re: bitchin' and moanin'

> nuggets... And I stopped when I felt full and was satisfied. It wasn't

> until I was a few months post-op that I started to get episodes where I

just

> didn't want to eat and nothing appealed to me. I still have days like

that

> -- I will just not feel hungry at all and have to make myself eat

something.

> Other days it seems like I'm ravenous!