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wish I would dump big style
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ladybird_gal
New Member
OOoooo noooooooooooo you don't! It is dreadful!! Dumped yesterday for the first time. Drank something by mistake. Terrible. Don't do it! x x
Snowcrystal
New Member
Hi Tina
Have you been to New York before?...If not, let me tell you about Saks and Macy's and all the outlet malls you can go to...all the shows...all the places to go...the hustle and the bustle...the sheer buzz that makes you fall deeply in love with this very alive city..
and then there is the Empire State Building...if you pick at any more biscuits, you won't be able to climb the stairs to the top and beleive me it's a long way up....(But soooo worth it)
Just imagine how much fun you will have.
(((hugs)))
margaretmc
New Member
Hi Teen
I`m sorry your having a bad time at the moment hun but you've done fantastic by loosing nearly 100 lb .Have you been to any of the meetings for support it might help you . good luck and take care .
Margaret xx
I`m sorry your having a bad time at the moment hun but you've done fantastic by loosing nearly 100 lb .Have you been to any of the meetings for support it might help you . good luck and take care .
Margaret xx
thinkbethin
New Member
Aww Tina, I'm sure you will get through this and get back on track. You've done amazing so far and will continue to do soxx
gaelic girl
Loving Being a Loser
Teen put it down to a bad phase we all have them as others have said you have done amazingly well with nearly 100lbs chuck out the bics you will soon be back on track. Big hugs x
vanilla-cupcake
Active Member
Put the biscuits down and get back on track, why put yourself through a bypass and then let yourself start slipping back into old ways its stupid. Your getting married in 3 months, do you want to be like me and hate how you look in a wedding dress, Im married almost 2 years now and I still havn't picked up my wedding photos and probably wont, thats £1000 down the drain all thanks to my weight. Look at the weight you have lost so far, you should be well proud of yourself :girlpower:
You will regret it and feel even worse about yourself so its not worth it
You will regret it and feel even worse about yourself so its not worth it
BlondeMoment
New Member
Hi Tina
I can totally relate to what you are saying ,i havent lost anything in the last 2/3 weeks but the other way of looking at it we havent put anything back on either
,dont look at the negative side,look at the positive,i have come to the conclusion i have come to plateau for a short while but it will kick start again.
As for the biscuits,i am not eating them but snackajacks and like they were going out of fashion,ok they are low in fat but loaded with empty carbs,so i have switched to eating celery or carrot batons i know its not everyones liking but it fills the gap and tells ur brain you have eaten,and no fat or carbs..
Good luck ,i am sure you weight loss will start again soon.
xx
I can totally relate to what you are saying ,i havent lost anything in the last 2/3 weeks but the other way of looking at it we havent put anything back on either
,dont look at the negative side,look at the positive,i have come to the conclusion i have come to plateau for a short while but it will kick start again.As for the biscuits,i am not eating them but snackajacks and like they were going out of fashion,ok they are low in fat but loaded with empty carbs,so i have switched to eating celery or carrot batons i know its not everyones liking but it fills the gap and tells ur brain you have eaten,and no fat or carbs.
.Good luck ,i am sure you weight loss will start again soon.
xx
kandeechops
New Member
Hope you're soon back on track - i think yummy has the best advice THINK WEDDING DRESS!!!! Good luck
teen
post op loser
Thanx all I just needed to right it down somewhere lol Got no crap food in the house its when Im on the 24hour shift at work I start to pick and yes I have eaten it then thought **** I shoulnt be doing this and made myself sick and I no thats wrong aswell. There isnt any support groups round here that I no off I am gonna have to pick up courage and tell my other half what I have been doing. Think could be a bit stressed aswell just put my house on the market and wanna buy a new place lol bad timing with a wedding and having an op this year lol
Thanx for reading my ramblings
Thanx for reading my ramblings
shelbell
Proudly maintaining
Stoke support group -
You're now 7 months post op, so the weight loss will slow down and you will have to put more of an effort in. Any bad habits will make you stall, so the best way to get going again is to kick out the bad habits! Have you thought about doing the 5 day pouch test?
You're now 7 months post op, so the weight loss will slow down and you will have to put more of an effort in. Any bad habits will make you stall, so the best way to get going again is to kick out the bad habits! Have you thought about doing the 5 day pouch test?
phatgirl
New Member
I was just going to suggest the pouch test but Shel beat me to it. I know it helped me get my carb habit under control. I was starting to eat things I shouldn't and pick at stuff so I did the pouch test and now I feel like I have more will power. It can't hurt, it can only help. Just think about it.
Nic
Nic
phatmomma
New Member
Aww a couple of biscuits won't hurt..........
Oh s*** that's what i tell myself and i'm twice the size i should be!
Best to follow everyone else's advice and words of wisdom instead
Good luck in getting control back, you've done fantastically up to now, it's a small hiccup in a little game you're playing with your mind!
Well done on been so honest xxx
Oh s*** that's what i tell myself and i'm twice the size i should be!
Best to follow everyone else's advice and words of wisdom instead
Good luck in getting control back, you've done fantastically up to now, it's a small hiccup in a little game you're playing with your mind!
Well done on been so honest xxx
fairyringuk
free your spirit
Teen you have done brilliantly dont fall by the wayside now. You have had a few bad days so draw a line under them and MOVE ON..........you do have the strength to do it or you wouldnt have come this far.
You can do it c'mon............
Jay xx
You can do it c'mon............
Jay xx
wannaloose18stone
From The Black Country
I hear ya there, I went through the same and even put a couple of pounds on. I made myself stop and excersize more, I still have to fight to stay away from the junk.
TMI alert. Please do not read any further if you are of a nervous or delicate disposition!!!!!!
Tina, you sound really low but trust me on this YOU DO NOT WANT TO DUMP!!!!!! I haven't had the op yet but I have been on high does of Metformin as part of my Diabetes medication and that had the same dumping effect on me.
My triggers were mainly anything with fat in it such as cheese (and I love runny French cheese!)
It's horrible. Absolutely horrible. You literally explode. Explosive pooh, cold sweats, loss of all energy (to the point where you can’t support yourself), nausea ….. shall I go on? I knew every lavatory between my home address and work (McDonalds and GP surgeries are always great places when you are caught really short) and used to almost mainline Diocalm tablets in order to make my way through a 40 minute journey with only 1 emergency stop. There were times when I didn’t make it in time and I had to get taken home by my husband urgently for a shower and complete change of clothes. (Not to mention the time when I had a little “episode” in the car – which cost about £50 to have valeted)
And you know what the REAL problem was? IT DIDN’T STOP ME EATING A THING As long as I had a bit of a lie down afterwards, I would be up and raring to go after an hour or two.
Luckily, my GP was able to change my metformin to a slow release version which has generally worked for me. I could have cried when I first read the symptoms of post-op dumping because they are identical to what I had been putting up with but as long as you know your trigger foods and avoid them you should be OK. But don’t risk it hum, it’s definitely not worth it! Like Snow Crystal says, NYC will be fantastic and you will have so many fun clothes to buy and places to see – so flaunt you fab new body and LOVE NY!!!!!
love
TillyBob
Tina, you sound really low but trust me on this YOU DO NOT WANT TO DUMP!!!!!! I haven't had the op yet but I have been on high does of Metformin as part of my Diabetes medication and that had the same dumping effect on me.
My triggers were mainly anything with fat in it such as cheese (and I love runny French cheese!)
It's horrible. Absolutely horrible. You literally explode. Explosive pooh, cold sweats, loss of all energy (to the point where you can’t support yourself), nausea ….. shall I go on? I knew every lavatory between my home address and work (McDonalds and GP surgeries are always great places when you are caught really short) and used to almost mainline Diocalm tablets in order to make my way through a 40 minute journey with only 1 emergency stop. There were times when I didn’t make it in time and I had to get taken home by my husband urgently for a shower and complete change of clothes. (Not to mention the time when I had a little “episode” in the car – which cost about £50 to have valeted)
And you know what the REAL problem was? IT DIDN’T STOP ME EATING A THING
As long as I had a bit of a lie down afterwards, I would be up and raring to go after an hour or two. Luckily, my GP was able to change my metformin to a slow release version which has generally worked for me. I could have cried when I first read the symptoms of post-op dumping because they are identical to what I had been putting up with but as long as you know your trigger foods and avoid them you should be OK. But don’t risk it hum, it’s definitely not worth it! Like Snow Crystal says, NYC will be fantastic and you will have so many fun clothes to buy and places to see – so flaunt you fab new body and LOVE NY!!!!!
love
TillyBob
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