Adventuresome Me- bariatric surgery info & support

Today I talk about the cause of my hiatus from the podcast (I’m ok now!) My gastric sleeve likely saved my life. Please feel free to contact with questions, feedback and topic suggestions by leaving a vm on anchor, or reaching out via Instagram: adventuresome.me or Twitter: @AdventuresomeMe.

In today’s episode I talk about the lows, highs and insights of week 4, is that a light I see at the end of the tunnel? My blog ( delayed as I recover) is located at https://madeyouthinkwls.wixsite.com/adventuresomeme. You can tweet me @adventuresomeme and also contact me on my Instagram @adventuresome.me

Today is about my progress during week three, including results from seeing my regular doctor, my surgeon, and my nutritionist. I also bought REAL FOOD! I’d love to hear from you. Follow me on Twitter (@adventuresomeme), or Instagram (@adventuresome.me). I’d love to hear from you! Follow me on Twitter (@adventuresome), or Instagram (@adventuresome.me). Check out my blog at am.madeyouthink.net/site. (Please note, the blog is a bit behind, given my recent medical adventure!)

Today I describe two negative consequences of my surgery, one of which required another hospital admission. I’m still excited about my sleeve, though, and ready to get this weight off. NOTES: In this episode I mention the Baritastic Social app- I use it to remind me to sip water every 15 minutes. I’d love to hear from you! Follow me on Twitter (@adventuresome), or Instagram (@adventuresome.me). Check out my blog at am.madeyouthink.net/site. (Please note, the blog is a bit behind, given my recent adventure!)

I had the gastric sleevectomy on 11 July 2020, and have spent the week recovering. I discuss a couple of unexpected incidents during my recovery, as well as my thoughts about the path ahead. My blog ( delayed as I recover) is located at https://madeyouthinkwls.wixsite.com/adventuresomeme. You can tweet me @adventuresomeme and also contact me on my Instagram @adventuresome.me

Today I talk about the rough journey to finally getting rescheduled for surgery. Between Covid-19, working from home, and stress eating, I’m excited to have made it to pre-op day. Share your own experiences and feedback! Reach me on TWITTER: @adventuresomeme INSTAGRAM: adventuresome.me BLOG: am.madeyouthink.net/site

Theresa had the gastric sleeve in September 2018 and lost about 100 pounds. Then she began to regain, eventually regaining 70. We talk about her highest weight before surgery and the illnesses it caused, the regain, her thoughts about why this happened, and east we need from doctors before surgery. We discuss how we support one another on our journeys, and Theresa gives advice to listeners contemplating the surgery (and it's not too late post-surgery!). To send feedback, suggest topics or ask questions, you can tweet @adventuresomeme or message me on IG adventuresome.me. Check out the website as well: am.madeyouthink.wls.net/site

For some people a final food binge before bariatric surgery helps them to transition from the old life to a new life. For others, the binge is a disaster. I had one, and I talk about it. For more info on the pros and cons, visit am.madeyouthink.net/ff I'd love your feedback- if you had a final binge before surgery, what did you eat, and how did you feel about it both during and after? You can tweet me @adventuresomeme or instagram me a adventuresome.me, and tag it #s1e6.

Today I talk about some core principles of A Course in Miracles and how I apply them in my journey to the gastric sleeve: the false world of the ego, attack thoughts, forgiveness, and earthly vs. spiritual solutions.

Let's talk Pre-Op Diet: Weight loss goal, Liver Shrinking Diet, liquids allowed, proteins allowed, protein shakes. Come visit the website at https://am.madeyouthink.net/site