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Yes, you are in the home stretch, yes, there are tests and visits but it is so worth it. One step at a time.

Just enjoy being cared for and think about your new life. We wish you all the best.

Nice, good work, enjoy. . . . .

Everyone is different but it happens. I would stay away from pork for now. It happened to me the first time I tried bread. It is usually form eating to fast and not chewing. What worked for me when it happened, lean back and breathe deep, try to relax. Don't drink water, it makes it worse...

We hope you are doing well. We look forward to hearing how you are doing. It is only going to get better. Keep us posted.

Mine thinned, it was thin to start with, the worse was at about 5 months, but really it is no big deal. Stick with the protein and vitamins. I would have gone bald to feel this much better, lol.

Good news that all is well. That's too for all your good energy on these threads. Keep up the good progress.

I use Costco premium. I used Costco chewable kids vitamins right after surgery, dinosaurs I think. I am 54 and sort of enjoyed them. Best of luck tomorrow, I am proud of you. You will have some bad moments but in 6 months you won't believe how good you feel. Sending you my best.

Welcome, and we wish you well. My favorite foods, once you can have them, sugar free fudge bars, soft boiled eggs, protein drink with banana.

It sounds like you are doing very well. I had a similar experience, and it seems it was all for the best. Please keep us posted, you have taken the first step.

I spent two nights too. Take comfortable clothes, phone a charger, a good book, I list of people you want to call afterwards. You will do great.

Anyone seeking help and information is not a dummie, and it is a good book. I bought a copy and have paid it forward to two others who were getting ready for the surgery. It is good and has good recipes for our cooks out there.

I wanted the bypass but had some issues with my anatomy so it wasn't the best. Had the sleeve and have not looked back. Remember it is a tool. We will all have to watch what we eat for the rest of our lives, but it is a good tool. I think sleeve patients may not loose as fast after the first...

Go for it girl. Pamper yourself and be proud. It what you think about yourself that counts. I am 6 months out, have had some thinning, have colored for years and still do. Nice going.

It is just part of the process, nothing to worry about, and It is good to know you will have someone else in your support system for before or even after the surgery. Keep us posted.

nice. Flying has become more enjoyable as I can fit in the seat. Lots of small victories. Nice work.

Keep in touch with your doctor, while this is common after surgery it can lead to complications. Try and cough up as much of the "stuff" as you can, and I think exercise helps. It does get better.

The butterflies won't mess up the surgery. You will do great. Can't wait for the after pictures.

Ashley, how is it going? Are you able to drink your water and protein? Are you able to move around some? Let us know. Be brave, and be proud to taking the steps to a healthier you.

You will do great. You will go through a lot of emotions in the next few days, but it will all be worth it. We are all behind you.