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I do not believe there is any diet that works permanently for people. If there was, why do the surgery/? We've all tried "everything" and surgery is usually a last chance.

My insurance did not require anything except co=morbidities. Then they were good to go with the surgery. Of course, I have tri-care (military retired), which is the best you can have.

I think most of us were tired of the co-morbidities. I know I was. After bi-lateral knee replacement I knew I had to do something. I had remarried to someone who sees the "skinny girl" in me and loves me for who I am. That has been a great suppor.

One more thing to add - if you're really having a problem, talk to your surgeon/diatician. They may have some suggestions.

It's so nice to find this site. I'm happy to find others who are going through what I am experiencing. That is, happy in spite of OU losing last night LOL. Anyway, this is now on my favorites page. I've already been inspired and will continue to read these posts daily,.

Sounds delicious. I'm definitely going to try it!

I'm having trouble getting all the protein, I'm 3 weeks out. Also, I can't eat a mean either. I end up dumping every time and I'm sick of the heaves. LOL. I guess the best thing for protein is Isopure from GNC but Ican't always stomach that. i hope I start losing faster soon. Right now it...