Peterborough Guy
Luton and Dunstable
Your not rude Sarah, I was being a comedian lol
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Your not rude Sarah, I was being a comedian lol
Tinkerbellx
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In sept I'm three years out and it hasn't got any better .... My kids look at me like I'm gone out wen I ask them to get my coat before I go out.
Lol I can remember in the winter having vest t shirt jumper and fleece on in the office x boss came in, heating was on full and said is it that cold down there think cos im gonna pass out if you dont turn it down ... the last straw was the blanket over my legs I think ....
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Lol I can remember in the winter having vest t shirt jumper and fleece on in the office x boss came in, heating was on full and said is it that cold down there think cos im gonna pass out if you dont turn it down ... the last straw was the blanket over my legs I think ....
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Peterborough Guy
Luton and Dunstable
In sept I'm three years out and it hasn't got any better .... My kids look at me like I'm gone out wen I ask them to get my coat before I go out.
Lol I can remember in the winter having vest t shirt jumper and fleece on in the office x boss came in, heating was on full and said is it that cold down there think cos im gonna pass out if you dont turn it down ... the last straw was the blanket over my legs I think ....
Oh Tink you really do make me laugh lol
wizzbang
New Member
I have never in my life worn a coat until I had this surgery. Now I NEED to wear one to try to keep some warmth in me. Pre op, I wore sleeveless t.shirts with a very think linen shirt over the top, a wispy thing just to cover up and I was still roasting hot.
I'm not thin now, not by a long chalk but I am cold, so it must be to do with the way our bodies are using up our calories, burning fat instead of heating us up.
Lynne x
I'm not thin now, not by a long chalk but I am cold, so it must be to do with the way our bodies are using up our calories, burning fat instead of heating us up.
Lynne x
jaxx
New Member
I had my op in January 2010 around the time it was snowing a lot and believe me that's not a good time to lose your insulation. But on the plus side, I can now walk into a shop in winter without breaking into a sweat because their heating is on full, I actually enjoy it now coz I can get warm! Lol I've never owned a jumper or big thick coat in my life until after my surgery.
It will affect you so soon after surgery as your calorie intake has dramatically reduced which will also leave you feeling tired.
It will affect you so soon after surgery as your calorie intake has dramatically reduced which will also leave you feeling tired.
Peterborough Guy
Luton and Dunstable
Oh ladies, what ever do u take me for lol
Tinkerbellx
New Member
He wants the sofa flu vote girls .... He he he xxx
bigbob
New Member
I had swine flu 2 years ago and since then could never get cold slept with no quilt just in my shorts with the bedroom window wide open even when it was snowing lol but since my op it's ridiculous cold all the time under the quilt window closed and heating on the wife is chuffed to bits as she has always been a cold arse ha ha
lamornamiss
wants to be a loser
I had a quick google last night and apparently its a metabolic thing and losing layers of fat doesn't help
:sigh:All you pre-oppers out there be careful what you wish for.
People may have looked at you funny when you had got a t shirt on and sweat dripping down your face in the snow BUT even more make comments and stare when you are walking round on a hot day wearing a thick coat and gloves :winter_brr:
lamornamiss
wants to be a loser
lamornamiss
wants to be a loser
It took me 4 months before I really started to feel the cold.
Just wait for the winter and see if it kicks in LOL
lamornamiss
wants to be a loser
I'm still feeling the heat today - wish I was fridge-like!!
I was walking round the carboot with my down jacket on till about dinner time, before I felt warm enough to take it off.
Poor Paul had sweat dripping down his face and kept asking aren't you warm yet
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