Re: 10 weeks and food questions

[Guest guest]

,

I'm gonna agree that your problems are due to the pregnancy, so don't feel like

a failure. I was sick during my first trimester with " morning sickness " and it

would change by the day what I could or could not eat. Literally the week I was

out of my first trimester I felt better, hopefully this will be the case with

you. Since food makes you feel yucky, just be sure you get enough liquids in to

keep you hydrated. Hang in there!

Axelrod

10 weeks and food questions

I'm now at 10 weeks and have had terrible nausea most of the time -

unless I was asleep. It has eased off a little but I'm having a lot

of problems with food and wondering if anyone else is having these

same problems.

I find that I'm having a hard time getting protein in and I do well

with carbs like bread, crackers, etc - things I had pretty much

totally given up during my weight loss period. I really do well

with salads and fruit.

My problem is this: foods seem to make me feel like I'm dumping or

just really make me feel full. I've found myself throwing up just

to feel better (and it works) - this can be after I've eaten only a

small amount of something. I can usually go and eat a little more

and keep it down. Also, whenever I eat different kinds of foods -

or more than one or two items I also feel sick. I think this is

just pregnancy but was wondering if anyone else is having real

issues with food?

I was a star student according to my gastric bypass surgeon after

surgery but I feel like a flunk out now. Has pregnancy just changed

the way my body is dealing with food?

Thanks!

Due date Oct. 3, 2004

Cole - son - 3 yrs old

250/ 160 now

[Guest guest]

,

I was SO sick in both my pre and post-op pregnancies. Protein was the worst for

me the entire nine months. I could barely tolerate it. I bet you anything you're

problems with food are pregnancy related. I got pregnant at only 7 weeks

post-op. So for me I wasn;t sure what was pregnancy and what was the surgery.

But let me tekll you after was delivered I was better food wise starting

the next day! I was sick the entire time in my pre op pregnancy as well. for me

it was my morning sickness.

Hang in there.

Open RNY 2-18-02

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1-16-03

andra Marie (born stillborn at 36 weeks gestation on 3-14-98, following a

car accident)

10 weeks and food questions

I'm now at 10 weeks and have had terrible nausea most of the time -

unless I was asleep. It has eased off a little but I'm having a lot

of problems with food and wondering if anyone else is having these

same problems.

I find that I'm having a hard time getting protein in and I do well

with carbs like bread, crackers, etc - things I had pretty much

totally given up during my weight loss period. I really do well

with salads and fruit.

My problem is this: foods seem to make me feel like I'm dumping or

just really make me feel full. I've found myself throwing up just

to feel better (and it works) - this can be after I've eaten only a

small amount of something. I can usually go and eat a little more

and keep it down. Also, whenever I eat different kinds of foods -

or more than one or two items I also feel sick. I think this is

just pregnancy but was wondering if anyone else is having real

issues with food?

I was a star student according to my gastric bypass surgeon after

surgery but I feel like a flunk out now. Has pregnancy just changed

the way my body is dealing with food?

Thanks!

Due date Oct. 3, 2004

Cole - son - 3 yrs old

250/ 160 now

Children are a blessing, and a gift from the Lord. -Psalm 127:3

[Guest guest]

,

I was SO sick in both my pre and post-op pregnancies. Protein was the worst for

me the entire nine months. I could barely tolerate it. I bet you anything you're

problems with food are pregnancy related. I got pregnant at only 7 weeks

post-op. So for me I wasn;t sure what was pregnancy and what was the surgery.

But let me tekll you after was delivered I was better food wise starting

the next day! I was sick the entire time in my pre op pregnancy as well. for me

it was my morning sickness.

Hang in there.

Open RNY 2-18-02

359/138

1-16-03

andra Marie (born stillborn at 36 weeks gestation on 3-14-98, following a

car accident)

10 weeks and food questions

I'm now at 10 weeks and have had terrible nausea most of the time -

unless I was asleep. It has eased off a little but I'm having a lot

of problems with food and wondering if anyone else is having these

same problems.

I find that I'm having a hard time getting protein in and I do well

with carbs like bread, crackers, etc - things I had pretty much

totally given up during my weight loss period. I really do well

with salads and fruit.

My problem is this: foods seem to make me feel like I'm dumping or

just really make me feel full. I've found myself throwing up just

to feel better (and it works) - this can be after I've eaten only a

small amount of something. I can usually go and eat a little more

and keep it down. Also, whenever I eat different kinds of foods -

or more than one or two items I also feel sick. I think this is

just pregnancy but was wondering if anyone else is having real

issues with food?

I was a star student according to my gastric bypass surgeon after

surgery but I feel like a flunk out now. Has pregnancy just changed

the way my body is dealing with food?

Thanks!

Due date Oct. 3, 2004

Cole - son - 3 yrs old

250/ 160 now

Children are a blessing, and a gift from the Lord. -Psalm 127:3

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Congratulations on your new baby. Wanted to know what type of birth control

methods your dr. may have suggested after your wls and would you please let me

know. I have heard that the pill isn't safe enough because our bodies absorb

most everything (including the pill) and it wouldn't be as effective. What were

other options..I was thinking about an IUD and would like some information from

any of you new mothers out there who are considering birth control methods.

Thanks

10 weeks and food questions

I'm now at 10 weeks and have had terrible nausea most of the time -

unless I was asleep. It has eased off a little but I'm having a lot

of problems with food and wondering if anyone else is having these

same problems.

I find that I'm having a hard time getting protein in and I do well

with carbs like bread, crackers, etc - things I had pretty much

totally given up during my weight loss period. I really do well

with salads and fruit.

My problem is this: foods seem to make me feel like I'm dumping or

just really make me feel full. I've found myself throwing up just

to feel better (and it works) - this can be after I've eaten only a

small amount of something. I can usually go and eat a little more

and keep it down. Also, whenever I eat different kinds of foods -

or more than one or two items I also feel sick. I think this is

just pregnancy but was wondering if anyone else is having real

issues with food?

I was a star student according to my gastric bypass surgeon after

surgery but I feel like a flunk out now. Has pregnancy just changed

the way my body is dealing with food?

Thanks!

Due date Oct. 3, 2004

Cole - son - 3 yrs old

250/ 160 now

Children are a blessing, and a gift from the Lord. -Psalm 127:3

[Guest guest]

I haven't been on any type of birth control for many years simply

for the fact that my husband is a pilot and is only home on

weekends. I knew how to do the ovulation predicting so that's all

we've ever really used. Sorry I couldn't help you out more with

this one. Maybe others can.

SMiles,

> Hi,

>

> Congratulations on your new baby. Wanted to know what type of

birth control methods your dr. may have suggested after your wls and

would you please let me know. I have heard that the pill isn't safe

enough because our bodies absorb most everything (including the

pill) and it wouldn't be as effective. What were other options..I

was thinking about an IUD and would like some information from any

of you new mothers out there who are considering birth control

methods. Thanks

>

> 10 weeks and food questions

>

>

> I'm now at 10 weeks and have had terrible nausea most of the

time -

> unless I was asleep. It has eased off a little but I'm having

a lot

> of problems with food and wondering if anyone else is having

these

> same problems.

>

> I find that I'm having a hard time getting protein in and I do

well

> with carbs like bread, crackers, etc - things I had pretty

much

> totally given up during my weight loss period. I really do

well

> with salads and fruit.

>

> My problem is this: foods seem to make me feel like I'm

dumping or

> just really make me feel full. I've found myself throwing up

just

> to feel better (and it works) - this can be after I've eaten

only a

> small amount of something. I can usually go and eat a little

more

> and keep it down. Also, whenever I eat different kinds of

foods -

> or more than one or two items I also feel sick. I think this

is

> just pregnancy but was wondering if anyone else is having real

> issues with food?

>

> I was a star student according to my gastric bypass surgeon

after

> surgery but I feel like a flunk out now. Has pregnancy just

changed

> the way my body is dealing with food?

>

> Thanks!

>

>

> Due date Oct. 3, 2004

> Cole - son - 3 yrs old

> 250/ 160 now

>

>

>

> Children are a blessing, and a gift from the Lord. -Psalm

127:3

>

>

>