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Today, I HATED doing the shopping...

Sorry your feeling out of sorts - the advice everyone has given you is good and logical and in a few months you will notice you weight loss and got into a routine for your own nutritional needs. Yes it must have been a shock to have your op so quickly (wish mine could be so) but with all the support from being here you will get through this and i'm sure it anyone in the future feels as you do now you will be the first person to help them because of your own experiences. Sending you hugs with fairy dust to make you smilex
 
I'm So Sorry!!!
This is the one thing my surgeon flagged up as being the worst thing that usually happens ~ I asked him just that. But he did say the first 10weeks were the worst, so it's not forever. Remember nothing is forever and by the time the summer hols are here you'll be lithe and lovely and well adjusted!
Keep strong
 
Hi Fedup, just caught up with your thread. I think you articulated a fear that many people have of finally making a real break with old food habits. I wanted to tell you 1) it does get better, I PROMISE!! and 2) when you struggle and feel sad the best thing you can do for yourself is ask for help in any way you can, by going on here, by going to a support group, by asking for specialized therapy. Those are all avenues for you to get the support you need. It must be really tough having virtually no support from your team and having ongoing pain and depression, I feel for you hun.

In this, time does make a difference so give yourself a bit of time to let go of the old you and the comfort eating and embrace the new already-slimmer (fantastic weight loss btw) who eats for nutrition.

You can do it, we have faith in you and we are here for you. Wishing you all the best.

Nic;)
 
Gaynor: I was ready for the surgery, but not to happen so quick. I got 2 days notice, and just felt it wasnt enough to say goodbye to food! I dont truly regret having it done, but it is hard. And no, certainly did NOT have enough support from the team. Didnt meet my surgeon til the day of the op. Got his jumped up SHO at my inital appointment who told me if he was fat he'd take up running. Didnt get chance to ask any questions. Specialist nurse liz, is very nice and friendly, but only works mon and thurs, and i cant ring her everyday! I kinda knew the process id have to go through post op, but i never imagined it would be so hard. Its all my head wanting my comfort food.
HC - my psych nurse comes to my house once a week. And i can talk to her about it, but she doesnt have much experience with WLS or eating issues. In january, i had a "breakdown", my depression and anxiety hit an all time low, and tbh, im only just picking myself up. Ive had to change meds, cos the others were huge capsules. And im waiting for therapy. So yeah, i am an emotional wreck, and this has hit me harder than i thought.

Thanks to everyone who has replied. Sorry for the moan.


Hi Fedup

See that little picture you put up in the top left hand corner?
You indicated that is how you will be one day so keep focused on that picture..............Because nothing is impossible....You gotta keep wanting it as bad as ever.

All the best

xXx
 
Hi Fedup

See that little picture you put up in the top left hand corner?
You indicated that is how you will be one day so keep focused on that picture..............Because nothing is impossible....You gotta keep wanting it as bad as ever.

All the best

xXx[/QUOTE)

i agree anything in life is achievable if you want it enough, you can do this we are all here to help you x
 
just wanted to say you know I had my op around yours timewise and Im early days too - here if you need me - It is hard and we will struggle through together ! - I have read it takes 3 months to break a habit - I know it seems like a lifetime but we will get there xxx
 
Thanks everyone. Woke up in a better mood, so we'll see hpw the day turns out.
Did i mention im in the middle of potty training my 3yr old too, which isnt going well!! LMAO, i must be mad!!
 
I can say in all honesty, the frist 8 weeks was the worst time ever for me, Grieving over food I couldn't eat, It was Absolutley horrible, Frustrating, and very very hard to get my head around it all, I felt exactally the same as you at time thinking what the hell have I done, I didn't realise how mentally hard it was and is, But I promise you, It Really does get better as time goes on, Keep strong and keep ya chin up, Your gonna do just great! ((Hugs)) x
 
Ahh potty training. I remember those days. No wonder you feel stressed. Positive thoughts sent through the airwaves. Take care. xx
 
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