Weight Loss Surgery Post-Op, Weeks 1 & 2 Update | My Gastric Bypass Journey
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- I had a Gastric Bypass on December 1, 2020 at Mexico Bariatric Center in Tijuana Mexico. I'm a little late because there is SO MUCH going on in my life right now - surgery was just the cherry on top - but here is an update on how the first two weeks post-op have gone. Learning how to re-eat and to re-wire my brain have been the biggest challenges, but overall my recovery has been amazing. I'm learning so much and feel so good about my decision to move forward with this surgery and change my life.
If you're interested in the footage I took on the trip and in the hospital, you can watch my Travel & Surgery Vlog here: • Weight Loss Surgery in...
My video detailing my entire experience at Mexico Bariatric Center can be seen here: • Weight Loss Surgery at...
My Day 4 Update right after surgery can be seen here: • Post-Op Update - Day 4...
* This video is for general information and to share my experience only; it is not intended to offer medical advice. Always consult your physician and surgical team for medical information. *
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10 days post op and omg everything in this is so relatable!!! Thank you!!
I am 8 days post op for RNY surgery, I have told my husband, it’s weird because I’m not hungry but my love of food is still there, so to see foods I love and smell them is strange
Im pre op and thats my fear i eat healthy foods but big amounts like broccoli 🥦. Im glad you brought this up
Thank you for sharing your experience. I will have my surgery in 1 week.
I love this video. I just had my surgery almost 2 weeks ago and I feel my 2 week journey is similar to yours.
Thank you! I'm so glad I did weekly updates, so much happens in such a short amount of time after surgery!
Yay!!! So proud that you are doing so well!! Keep up the good work!
So glad to hear you’re doing well!! Keep up the great work!! ☺️ I love the updates, keep em coming!
Thank you! Will do!
Surgery is next week the 15th with Mexico Bariatric Center. Thank you for your videos.
How did it go? I hope you are doing great!
I am 2 weeks post-op today, and I only discovered that I was allergic to soy after surgery when they had me switch from dairy due to reflux. I always naturally avoided soy products for some reason, and now I understand why. As for aversions... I can't seem to stand any brand of protein powder at all. They all have a funky smell and smell. I have always had a heightened sense of smell, but following surgery, it has been magnified. I cannot tolerate anything cream based, so my diet for the first two weeks has consisted of only, Jell-O, broth, water, and tea. I was excited to be able to start on cream of wheat today.
I felt the same wanted to eat everything
I can only drink my water with lemon in it. I relate to the salt in the drinks.
This was so helpful thanks
Really appreciate your video, I’m in post op day 2 and I’m already tired of broth 🫤. I feel like the 0 sugar Gatorade is more sugary 🤷♀️. I thought this was just me 😮
Appreciate this video 🎉
Water first thing in the morning makes me a bit nauseous, and I haven’t had surgery. I’ve mentioned it to my doctor but she shrugged it off. Thanks for the update!
That's so strange. Is it anything you drink first thing in the morning, or just water? I wonder why that could be.
That's so strange. Is it anything you drink first thing in the morning, or just water? I wonder why that could be.
Just water, been like that for as long as I can remember.
Thank GOD I found you! I didnt see where you mentioned taking any recovery time. Did you jump right into work? Im going back Monday and im nervous about it. Im 11 days post op.
I dont know if you've learned by now, but I was told the water intolerance is due to too high of acid levels. Its a concern of mine with my upcoming surgery, since I have it now