anniehaley

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!

I have fallen so far off track and it getting worse. I am binging on sugar constantly, have gained back 50 of the 80lbs lost and feel so ashamed. I'm having serious gastro-intestinal issues but not even that is preventing me from eating sugar and major amounts of carbs. Along with everyone else I'm struggling with world today, and I am using food to cope but I need WANT it to stop.

You have the right to keep your personal information private. I too am an honest person and have shared too much in the past because I felt obligated to answer a direct question when it was truly no one's business. Thankfully, I learned how to answer these types of questions with "I'd rather not talk about this" or "I'm not comfortable talking about this" before I had surgery. I generally do not keep my surgery private because I want to be an example, however I limit what I share when I am feeling bullied or pushed. Stay true to yourself but stand up for yourself and your privacy. Good lu

I have been going through an eating binge. Lots of sweets and no control. I'm an emotional/stress eater. I will pick up the exercise and drink more water.

Thank you Jolls. Probably a little of both. I really need pick up the exercise and reduce my carb intake.

I have reached a plateau that doesn't want to go away. I'm 12 pounds away from my goal weight and can't seem to go any lower. Any suggestions?

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Thank You Everyone! I am going to try everything suggested. It's great to have your support

Help! I am 5 1/2 month post=op and going through my first sugar binge. I am craving sugar and fell terrible. Any advice? Thanks!

I had the same problem the first week. Miralax worked and so does the smooth move tea.

I'm just beginning the hair loss phase. Almost 20 years ago i went through chemo so I know what to expect but I didn't realize I would get emotional about it. I know it will grow back but damn!

I had the same thoughts and feelings in the beginning, but have NO regrets now. I am 3 month post-op and have lost 50 lbs. Once I was through the diet limitations and started to find what worked for me, I have felt great. As mentioned above, my energy has returned and no pain (other than occasionally eating too fast). Hang in there.

Mine is 200 and I'm there now. I hit 199 for about 5 minutes a couple of years ago but popped back over 200 right away. I can't wait to see the 190s.