This channel is meant to help people who are considering or have had weight loss surgery. I had the gastric sleeve (VGS) I will take you with me throughout this journey. The ups and downs, the do’s and don’ts. Share with you what works for me. Hopefully this helps a few of you! Thanks for watching!
Just had mini gastric bypass surgery yesterday. I went into this surgery knowing I would have buyers remorse, because I've been so comfortable stuffing my face with anything. But truth be told, there's not a lot of things that you won't ever be able to eat 2 months from now. You just can't eat too much or too often those things.
Thanks pal i just started my page on this my surgery's next Monday aug 26. Im on day 1 of liquid only. This helped me feel free to ck out my new page and subscribe if ya like 👍 i wish u the best
Hey bud, your progress is unbelievable. I'm a couple months out from scheduling my surgery. Just watched ALL of your videos. I would love to see a 4 year update to see how everything is going, long term. You are an inspiration. God Bless.
I'm 34. 6'2 and was average 250lb but on meds 281lbs. Feel odd being so young but I can't control these new meds that increased my weight. Surgery is non foreign to me, but this video helps while I'm deciding. Thank You,
I'm getting my procedure done on Tuesday. A few hours away and I am getting scared. Watching your videos has kind of lifted me up and made me stronger.
Today is 06/26/2024. I go for my bypass surgery this coming Monday on the 1st of July. I do have misgivings but also want to live a while longer. I'm 66 years old. They are also taking my gallbladder at the same time and fixing a high adel hernia also.
Niiiccee! You look great, Thank You so much for transparently sharing your journey: Blessings to you, are truly an inspiration to so many of us who are experiencing fears, doubt, so again Thank you for sharing.
I'm getting gastric sleeve surgery July 18th. I start my liquid diet July 4th. I'm 5'5 my current weight is 270 pounds, my goal weight is a 145 pounds.
I wonder how 50 years ago most people were of a normal weight. And now we have an epidemic that is only controllable with bariatric surgery. The one thing i have noticed is either way you must avoid sugars. Could it be the vegetable oils, high fructose corn syrup, and fast food.. And also portion size. Which is the one thing the surgery helps with. Crazy thought if you have to learn to change your diet anyway, why not try before getting this drastic surgery . Im getting cold feet.
