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Good luck for tomorrow MrsB. You will soon be on the loser's bench and hopefully healing nicely. Having a pre-op myself in the morning, hip op next Monday. All this surgery lol. Take care x

Oh Kirsty. Maybe the additional carbs has meant you have taken on fluid. That is how it works with me, doesn't have to be much either. Most people start SW from a high carb base, you were coming from a low carb one. It is entirely possible you lost weight but it isn't showing. Feel for you...

Crikey. Well done. I might join this thread in a few weeks when am off me crutches.

Just want to wish everyone having surgery in October the best of luck and a speedy recovery. X

An early stall is very common, it was the reason I did my first weigh in 4 weeks after my op, to avoid the stress. It will come. One thing 1.2 litres isn't enough, try and up your fluids.

I read your story a while back and do remember all the problems you had. I am only 3 and a half months out from MGB and rarely feel nauseous these days though It was constant in the early weeks. I don't think you should wait, rather take Willow's advive and present your self at an A&E...

B: readybrek sachet, 10g oats, 200ml ss milk L: 1 and half boiled eggs, crumpet < still carby :( but house is bare D: S: Kcals : . Protein: Carbs:

One would think if we need to wear a medical alert bracelet or similar then this would be communicated by one's team as part of the discharge information. I know someone who had a seizure during a routine op and had to be resuscitated, not a wls patient though but this was on my mind as...

Lovely.

Well done on the 16s :D Re portion size.. I was/ am the same. Whatever is on the plate I think I need to finish, doh. Getting there though, the dog gets my leftovers immediately I feel full. I still find sloppy foods mean I can get more in. Its the hard protein that makes you full up...

My op was an MGB or mini gastric bypass, essentially a sleeve with a bypass. I just had to contact my provider as I am about to have a hip replacement. I have been told even a tube is not a problem. Of course, I should inform them of my op but as far as they are concerned there is nothing out...

Hi there and welcome. Yes getting wls in Scotland is extremely difficult as bariatric services are severely underfunded. I met the criteria, waited two years and got nowhere. This site will certainly help in your research. Good luck. :)

B: half a danio with 100g Fage 0% L: 2 boiled eggs and a crumpet ( surprised I ate most of this ) D: lean roast beef 50g, small green salad with 10ml balsamic dressing S: small flapjack, day's treat - Aldi Rocky Road Kcals : 844. Protein: 48 Carbs: 81

OK back from hols can log again.. Yesterday Brunch: 2 boiled eggs, baked beans D: river cobbler in lime, coriander and chilli coating with baked beans ( ate only half of this) Snacks: 25 gm cheese, half a danio with 100g Fage0%, 2 M&S Belgian truffles. Kcals: 778 Protein: 57 Carbs: 51

Awesome progress in 9 months. Wow. Looking great.

Thanks hun. This site keeps me grounded. X

Glad to hear it is all going well. Not long now :)

Thanks Wendy, cannot come soon enough, it has slowed down my weight loss and want to be up and at em before my honeymoon period has gone. Having said that I am not stressing about it, just being as good as I can be, had a few treats on holiday but nothing mad. Carbohydrates went up a bit as...

Just back from 10 days in Turkey soaking up the sun :). Well there were a few thunderstorms near the end. I ate well and had a few treats but nothing too bad everyday. Counting down to my hip replacement now, might avoid the scales till the , Lol think I am as obsessive avoiding then as some...

Thanks love, yes I really enjoyed it. Getting a bit of a habit me being on holiday juts before an operation lol. :)