#rny gastric bypass

[kitten-teearss]

My body dysmorphia is REAL today…this time last year I could’ve only DREAMED of being where I am today. Yet my brain tells me I look the same, the loose skin is really fucking with my head. All I can see is the loose skin, it makes me want to crawl out of my own skin because I’ve worked so so hard to get this far just to have yet another obstacle.

But nevertheless, I’m proud of my progress. I’m proud of the strides I’ve taken this year to improve my health! It’s a daily mental battle against eating disorders, but I’m winning today. And I’m making moves to hopefully get skin removal surgery.

I can’t afford the surgery, but I so desperately need it for both my mental & physical health.

The rashes & discomfort loose skin brings, on top of how badly it affects your mental health, takes a massive toll. Especially after working this hard to get to where I am.

If you can spare 2 seconds to even just reblog this post, I’d appreciate it so much🥺💖 and if anyone donates, please know I see you and I appreciate you so much.

[itzanume39901]

I was 435 at one point. My diabetes was out of control. Had a sore on my shin that was about the size of a grapefruit red and weeping. Was on a waiting list for gastric bypass (RNY) for 2+ years and begged them to do my surgery before I lose my leg. I'm a foodie but I'm limited on how much I can eat now. Sometimes I wished I hadn't had the surgery. Can't pigout like I'd really want to. I miss being able to just eat what I want, when I want and how much I want. I absolutely love food. But it was my healthy that pushed me into having gastric bypass. I'm 64 been fat all my life and as an older person I'm now dealing with the consequences of being fat for so many years. I'll never be skinny. My gland system started to shut down at 12 years old with my pituitary gland which controls/affects your entire gland system. Every gland in my body either doesn't work or barely works. I have no children because of it (ovaries are glands)!

I'm doing this because I broke my back at work and have permanent nerve damage in my back. Dealt/dealing with pain in my back/both legs for 32 years. I can't get a job. I have limits to what I can or can not do. So this is a desperate attempt to support myself. I'm learning about how to do this. I guess I can put my cashapp on here. If anyone would like to help I'd appreciate it like you could never imagine. Thank you for taking the time to read my post and/or contributing to help me feed myself. Is there such a thing as having a feeder who feeds you good food not fastfood not junk? If so contact me...

Gotta go do more packing. Thank God it's Sunday so I don't have to push myself as much today... Love y'all! Bye for now! 💋❤️🇺🇸

Cashapp: $MyMadMoney101

[jetmedicaltourism]

Have you or a loved one considered gastric bypass surgery? This blog post describes  experiences of many people with this life changing procedure. Of course, there are no guarantees that what works for some people won't work for others. But checking gastric bypass surgery before and after pictures is one of the best ways to visualize how your body can transform after weight loss surgery.

[babyxxxlisa]

Weighed in at 191.6 lbs today. I'm 5 and a half months post op gastric bypass. I couldn't even tell you when I was under 200 lbs last. I'm pretty sure I've been over 200 lbs my entire adult life. I'm so grateful that I was able to have this life changing procedure. If your thinking about doing it to change you health, to improve your life....Do It!!! It's certainly changed my life for the better. #rny #rnycommunity #rnygastricbypasssurgery #changeyourlife #healthiswealth #gastricbypass (at La Pine, Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpfd7X4Ldrt/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[kiss-my-kitty]

13 years ago today I had my gastric bypass surgery. While I've had multiple, even life-threatening complications that have required multiple emergent and planned surgeries to fix, I have absolutely no regrets. Pre-surgery weight: 335 lbs. Since two years after surgery: 160-170 lbs. Current weight: 158 lbs. #gastricbypass #gastricbypasssurgery #roueny #rny #weightlosssurgery #WLS #weightloss #13yearspostop https://www.instagram.com/p/ClH5l4bsKXd/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[tipsandtircks]

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[natalie-rny]

I year ago today I was driving to Toronto for my roux-en-y Gastric Bypass procedure. I’ve lost 155lbs since then, and gained a whole new appreciation for my life. I don’t believe this is the right option for everyone. But if you’re considering it and have any questions, please reach out to me. 💕

[waste-a-weigh]

Hey guys! It’s been a while since I’ve been on here! Let me introduce myself again!

I’m Kayla! 25, happily married, and now have a 2 year old son ❤️

I had RNY in July of 2017 and have lost and kept off 120 pounds!!!

Still here kicking ass and taking names 💪

I’ve found a love for weightlifting and recently running as well.

Here for accountability and to cheer everyone else on along the way! 🥳

[cowlicks-and-curls]

I am a fitblr after all. I'm working on eating breakfast again, after being turned off it for a long time. I have problems eating hot food in the morning, as well as eggs. I need to make sure I'm eating my protein though and not relying on protein shakes. So I had my shake in my coffee this morning as usual, and I'm also having about 2/3 cup of cottage cheese with a snackpack of mandarin oranges. So I'm at about 40 grams of protein thus far, minimum being 65.

[badwolfhorror]

The girl on the left was happy. But she was in pain. Her back ached. Her knees throbbed. Going up the stairs was a chore. She was huffing and puffing and always covered in sweat from overexerting herself to move over 100 lbs of extra weight. 

The girl on the right is healthier. She still eats too many carbs. She still loves sugar. She can still eat a bag of hot Cheetos if you let her. She still hates summer, and loathes running. Eats an entire container of rocky road in 3 days. She has to be reminded to eat, swallows a multi vitamin, B12, Metformin and Lostartan whenever the fuck she remembers to every day. and 2 hrs after that she chews on a calcium gummy. Her hair is falling out with every shower and will stop the tub if she doesn’t catch it. 

The girl on the right is happier. Because the only pain she still feels is in her shoulders and sometimes (once a month) in her back, unless she sleeps wrong. The girl on the right lost weight during this pandemic, didn’t stress eat as much as the girl on the left would have. She discovered she likes mushrooms, carrots, olives and spinach. and will tolerate broccoli, corn, peas, and almost anything except for green beans and raw onion, because fuck that. She can’t eat pork anymore, except sometimes sausage from specific places, and ham...yay for ham! \o/ Eggs will never be her best friends, and greek yogurt is only good with fruit or chocolate in it. 

The girl on the left was existing, she ate because it was something to do. 

The girl on the right is ready to live. She eats to survive (for the most part) 

I had Gastric Bypass 11.15.2019

My highest weight was 275 

My starting weight was 255

I don’t know my current weight.

My goal is to have a “normal” BMI

[kitten-teearss]

I’ve never done this, and I feel very shy about it- if I’m honest.

This past year has been eventful for me, to say the least. I’m at the end of my weight loss journey now that I’m pretty much at target weight and I’m left with all the loose skin from years of being morbidly obese and abusing my body. My confidence and body dysmorphia because of this really affects me, both mentally and physically.

After taking my life back and working so hard to get to where I am now, I’m still left a slave to my body once again and am ashamed and embarrassed of my loose skin. The loose skin causes health issues like rashes and infections as well as ruining my confidence.

Some people suggested making a gofundme, as paying €8k for this surgery isn’t possible for me right now. I decided, what’s the harm? And made it. I’m not expecting anything, but if you could even just share this that would be amazing.

Thank you all for being on this weight loss journey with me and being so so supportive.

I appreciate every one of you💖

If anyone donates, just know I appreciate you so much

[hallieelise1]

Engagement pictures 🥰🥰🥰

[anuhbella]

Keep it pushin’

[cocoswlj]

2017 2018 2019

309lbs, 228lbs, 167lbs

[itsnotsosimple]

I lied, here’s a comparison. 2013 vs. 2018. First time I actually like my passport photo

[kacy-kicked-obesity]

Well. I’ve SURPASSED my final goal weight of 145! But now that I’ve seen myself below 145, I’m curious to know if it is possible for me to hit my initial goal of 135. I’m not going to “push for it” but it would be kinda cool to get where I wanted to be on day 1. I can’t believe it’s been almost 3 years. Took me 6 months to loose 100lbs and years to lose the rest. But that’s just how the process goes. Never give up. No matter what you’re dealing with weather it’s a bad day, if your fighting off regain, learning how to maintain this new body, skipped a day at the gym, or even if you just know you could be doing better...don’t give up. No one is perfect. Surround yourself with your own success and let it motivate you on the days you feel like you are failing. If you like your outfit, take a few selfies. If your legs are feeling strong have someone snap a few full body photos for you. Try on things you would never attempt. Play a sport you’ve never tried. Put on that two piece! Scales don’t care about our victories, we do. The number means NOTHING if you don’t do something with it! The point of losing weight, was to gain a life. It’s so much more than the food. It’s more than the scale. This is our second chance. Don’t let life slip past you.