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In a message dated 10/17/2003 6:28:08 AM Central Standard Time,

coprhed@... writes:

hey wolfie - it issn't citrate and i asked the nurse practitioner this and

she said any calcium would o - so i'll rresearch it since she could be wrong

-- i know one thing - i think i've had the flu the last few days and i've

never had my bones hurt so bad in all my life. thanks.

,

I don't mean to contradict the nurse practitioner. But I have heard this

told to me by so many medical people that I know I am correct on this. Not

just any calcium will do. I made the mistake of taking the carbonate at first

and was told to get off of it and start the citrate. It is more readily absorbed

and because of the malasorption issues we have after surgery the citrate is

what is more absorbed. No way , absolutely no way, would I take just regular

calcium. I researched this for many many months prior to surgery and still

messed up and took the carbonate. So I researched some more and found out I was

wrong. I listened to whom I shouldn't and almost made my bones pay the price.

Wolfie

Leeds, Alabama

Lap RNY

August 27,2003

Dr. Lee A. Schmitt, M.D.

Medical Center East

Beginning Weight: 336

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I spoke with my surgeon about the calcium thing and he said that citrate is

absorbed better so he does recommend it....carbonate is ok but wont be as good

as citrate and you wont absorb as much....just my surgeons opinion

Pre-Op LapRNY

Surgery Date 10-21-03

Dr. K. Borhanian

Rock Hill SC

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hey wolfie,

thanks for the advice - i'll re-check what i'm taking and ask the dr again -

i'm even thinking about fosamax - its supposed to build lost bone - have you

heard of it? right now i'm so po'd at my hubby - not only am i coming out of

a c-section but then this and i thought i could have his support and he

stays gone the whole day - and his mom is living with us and i added in that

she didn't even offer to make me a meal

i just had 2 dayss of the flu with 101 plus fever, sweating/freezing, body

hurting --- and i'm the only one in the house.

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In a message dated 10/17/2003 6:28:08 AM Central Standard Time,

coprhed@... writes:

hey wolfie - it issn't citrate and i asked the nurse practitioner this and

she said any calcium would o - so i'll rresearch it since she could be wrong

-- i know one thing - i think i've had the flu the last few days and i've

never had my bones hurt so bad in all my life. thanks.

,

I don't mean to contradict the nurse practitioner. But I have heard

this

told to me by so many medical people that I know I am correct on this. Not

just any calcium will do. I made the mistake of taking the carbonate at

first

and was told to get off of it and start the citrate. It is more readily

absorbed

and because of the malasorption issues we have after surgery the citrate is

what is more absorbed. No way , absolutely no way, would I take just regular

calcium. I researched this for many many months prior to surgery and still

messed up and took the carbonate. So I researched some more and found out I

was

wrong. I listened to whom I shouldn't and almost made my bones pay the price

Wolfie

Leeds, Alabama

Lap RNY

August 27,2003

Dr. Lee A. Schmitt, M.D.

Medical Center East

Beginning Weight: 336

" Keep Em Laughing! "

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In a message dated 1/11/2004 10:53:12 PM Central Standard Time,

Paigesgal@... writes:

Hey all!

So I've been graduated to " big girl " pills now. Does anyone have any

suggestions on Calcium Citrate + D in chewable form or SMALL pills? Those

suckers

are huge! Chopping them up makes it worse and it gets stuck. :\

Any suggestions would be great!

~Mandy

Mandy from about the second week post op I have been breaking them in half

and had no problem of course I realize everyone is different.

Wolfie

" Keep Em Laughing! "

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In a message dated 1/11/2004 10:53:12 PM Central Standard Time,

Paigesgal@... writes:

Hey all!

So I've been graduated to " big girl " pills now. Does anyone have any

suggestions on Calcium Citrate + D in chewable form or SMALL pills? Those

suckers

are huge! Chopping them up makes it worse and it gets stuck. :\

Any suggestions would be great!

~Mandy

Mandy from about the second week post op I have been breaking them in half

and had no problem of course I realize everyone is different.

Wolfie

" Keep Em Laughing! "

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At 01:38 AM 1/12/2004, you wrote:

>In a message dated 1/11/2004 10:53:12 PM Central Standard Time,

>Paigesgal@... writes:

>Hey all!

>

>So I've been graduated to " big girl " pills now. Does anyone have any

>suggestions on Calcium Citrate + D in chewable form or SMALL pills? Those

>suckers

>are huge! Chopping them up makes it worse and it gets stuck. :\

>

>Any suggestions would be great!

>

>~Mandy

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I take mine on an empty stomach.

I take a sip of very cold water first.

Then another big sip.. pop the pill.. swallow and sip my

very cold water.

Pills don't get stuck with me.. but Turkey... that is a whole 'nother story!

K in Ft Lauderdale

Mommy to Noah - 10/14/02 (31 weeker)

Open RNY w/choly 12/2/03

257/227/115

30 lbs gone forever.. The scale moved 3lbs and it only took 3.5 weeks!!

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At 01:38 AM 1/12/2004, you wrote:

>In a message dated 1/11/2004 10:53:12 PM Central Standard Time,

>Paigesgal@... writes:

>Hey all!

>

>So I've been graduated to " big girl " pills now. Does anyone have any

>suggestions on Calcium Citrate + D in chewable form or SMALL pills? Those

>suckers

>are huge! Chopping them up makes it worse and it gets stuck. :\

>

>Any suggestions would be great!

>

>~Mandy

-------------------------------

I take mine on an empty stomach.

I take a sip of very cold water first.

Then another big sip.. pop the pill.. swallow and sip my

very cold water.

Pills don't get stuck with me.. but Turkey... that is a whole 'nother story!

K in Ft Lauderdale

Mommy to Noah - 10/14/02 (31 weeker)

Open RNY w/choly 12/2/03

257/227/115

30 lbs gone forever.. The scale moved 3lbs and it only took 3.5 weeks!!

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Mandy, I don't think I want to know how big they are! At least my doc says

to wait until 6 months, so I've got awhile. They did say though to make

sure it was calcium citrate, not one of the others. I'll be watching to see

any suggestions.

Joan

LAP RNY 11/18/03

Dr. Higa, Fresno, CA

282pre-op/275surg/236/140

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Mandy, I don't think I want to know how big they are! At least my doc says

to wait until 6 months, so I've got awhile. They did say though to make

sure it was calcium citrate, not one of the others. I'll be watching to see

any suggestions.

Joan

LAP RNY 11/18/03

Dr. Higa, Fresno, CA

282pre-op/275surg/236/140

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i do the chewable c citrate from the Vitamin Shoppe, i think it's called

nature's life. they look like big ole Tums. no horse pills here, a

few months back someone posted here about how one of her giant pills was

embedded on top of her doo-doo & both were floating in

her commode. lovely!

lori h.

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i do the chewable c citrate from the Vitamin Shoppe, i think it's called

nature's life. they look like big ole Tums. no horse pills here, a

few months back someone posted here about how one of her giant pills was

embedded on top of her doo-doo & both were floating in

her commode. lovely!

lori h.

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