mcasner03
8 Weeks after surgery
Feb 23, 2009
I cannot believe it. It's been 8 weeks since the surgery. I cannot say it was easy, but it is definitely starting to payoff. My health seems to be improving. I can fix my hair without sitting on the toilet. I can fold clothes without sitting down. I can go up and down the stairs more than once a day.Since the doctor changed me from Lexapro to Celexa, I seem to be doing much better. I know it's only been a week, but still, BETTER.
My friend, Michelle, is having the RNY tomorrow, so keep her in your prayers. I know I am. I met her in person today for the first time and I really feel she'll do great with the surgery. She's a terrific person.
Oh yeah, I'm down 37 pounds and getting ready to cross the 40 mark. I really didn't think that was possible. Just 13 more pounds and I'll be at the point where I was at when I met my husband. It really felt good last weekend when he said I reminded him of how I look when he first fell in love with me. He loves me no matter what my size, but he wants me to be healthier, which I am becoming.
Has anyone ever found a good way to fight the after taste of the extra protein? I find myself constantly tasting it through out the day.
I tried some macaroni tonight. Maybe it was because I didn't make it, but it actually didn't taste good. Very, starchy! They said my taste might change. It's hard to believe I might not care for macaroni. Anyone that knows me, knows that was one of my favorite foods.
Over the weekend, we went to a cousins birthday party. Of course, there was cake there. And guess what, I didn't try it. Was I tempted? Yes....but I didn't. I did however sneak 2 chips, but even they didn't taste good.