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Re: [sch_lap_band_support] questions

I had my lap band done in June and was off the shakes as soon as I was able to eat solid food.  I do have one sometimes if I am really low on my protein.  There are some protein bars out there that aren't too high in carbohydrates and I have one of those sometimes.  You will be able to eat all the things you  mentioned, just not very much of it and probably only one thing at a meal.  I just had my second fill last week and was very pleased to find that I can't eat more than 1/2 cup of food at a meal.  I have lost 31 lbs. so far, and I can't tell you how much better I feel.  I walk two miles very morning and still have the breath to climb my stairs to the second floor when I get back.
Good luck on your procedure.  I hope all goes as well for you as it has for me.
Dorothy
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From: Gayle G
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2006 4:15 PM
Subject: [sch_lap_band_support] questions

I am approaching my lap band surgery date and realize this entails a total eating change.  A couple of questions are:  are the protein "shakes", etc for life; and after 6 months to a year what is the anticipated portion size and content of meals?  I guess the question is really can you ever eat a piece of chicken, potato salad & deviled egg; BLT Sandwich, or salad and a slice of pizza?  Thanks. GG



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I am approaching my lap band surgery date and realize this entails a total eating change. A couple of questions are: are the protein "shakes", etc for life;...
Gayle G
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Sep 20, 2006
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Each person is different on what they can eat. Shakes are Not for Life, but you can use them as a meal replacement every now and again. If foods are too dry...
Kate Waters
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Sep 20, 2006
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I agree, everyone is different. It will be a personal journey. I had my surgery on 07/24/06 and my first fill on 09/06/06. Before my fill I tolerated...
Pat
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Sep 21, 2006
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Thanks Kate & Pat for the good informatio and CONGRATULATIONS on your weight loss. It sounds like you are both well on the way to success. I love a good...
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Sep 22, 2006
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I had my lap band done in June and was off the shakes as soon as I was able to eat solid food. I do have one sometimes if I am really low on my protein....
Dorothy
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Sep 21, 2006
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Hello Dorothy, My name is Lana and my surgery was done in April. Lost a lot-close to 80 lbs. Here is my problem-hair loss-have you had such problems? Thanks in...
svetlana velikova
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Sep 27, 2006
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Thanks Dorothy - glad you're doing well. It's nice to know that feeling good will soon be an experience. Naturally knee stiffness & pain limit walking...
Gayle G
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Sep 22, 2006
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Hi, I had my surgery was in April. I am still drinking the protein shakes-they are not bad at all-the supply all the energy you will need. Lana Gayle G...
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No hair loss at all, but I am very careful to get my protein and take my B Complex vitamins. ... From: svetlana velikova To:...
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