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10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Having Gastric Sleeve

Aug 21, 2018 Posted by: Kimberly Hembree acid reflux,  alcohol,  bariatric,  bariatric buzz,  bariatric community,  bariatric diet,  Bariatric Fitness,  Bariatric Lifestyle,  Bariatric Nutrition,  bariatric surgery,  Bariatric tips,  barimelts,  gastric bypass,  Gastric Sleeve,  gastric sleeve patients,  Inspiring Stories,  Kimberly H,  lap band patients,  lapband,  lifestyle,  loose skin,  love life,  mental health,  misconceptions,  motivation,  nausea,  obesity,  post op,  pre-op,  quick weight loss,  self improvement,  support,  VGS,  VSG,  weight loss,  weight loss diet,  weight loss surgery,  weight loss surgery side effects,  wls,  wls diet,  wls food,  wls journey
10 Things I Wish I Knew Before Having Gastric Sleeve
Life after bariatric surgery is different. Very different. There are some things I feel like I wasn’t prepared for and I want to share those with you today. Here is a list of 10 things I wish I knew before having Gastric Sleeve.

Fertility After Weight Loss Surgery

Aug 20, 2018 Posted by: Kimberly Hembree bariatric,  bariatric buzz,  bariatric community,  bariatric diet,  Bariatric Fitness,  Bariatric Lifestyle,  Bariatric Nutrition,  bariatric surgery,  Bariatric tips,  gastric bypass,  Gastric Sleeve,  gastric sleeve patients,  Kimberly H,  lap band patients,  lapband,  lifestyle,  love life,  mental health,  misconceptions,  post-op,  pregnancy,  pregnancy after weight loss surgery,  quick weight loss,  self improvement,  support,  support group,  VSG,  weight loss,  weight loss diet,  weight loss surgery,  weight loss surgery side effects,  wls,  wls journey
Fertility After Weight Loss Surgery

Weight loss has many benefits. One of those many benefits is that studies are showing it can increase fertility. If you are a woman of child bearing age, this is something important to know. One study showed that as a woman’s BMI went over 29, her chances of conceiving went down by 4% compared to a woman with a normal BMI. If you are considering weight loss surgery, this might be one of the things on your mind. It definitely played a huge role in my decision-making process.  I was 25 when I had gastric sleeve and one of the reasons I wanted to have the surgery was because I wanted to start a family. I was sitting at 360 pounds and my health was spiraling out of control. I knew that if I wanted to start a family, I needed to get healthy.

How to Encourage Others to Get Healthy

Aug 19, 2018 Posted by: Kimberly Hembree bariatric,  bariatric buzz,  bariatric community,  bariatric diet,  Bariatric Lifestyle,  Bariatric Nutrition,  bariatric surgery,  Bariatric tips,  barimelts,  dating,  depression,  diet,  food addiction,  gastric bypass,  Gastric Sleeve,  gastric sleeve patients,  head hunger,  honeymoon period,  Kimberly H,  lap band patients,  lapband,  lifestyle,  love life,  mental health,  motivation,  nutrition,  obesity,  post-op,  pre-op,  self improvement,  support,  support group,  transformation,  trigger foods,  VGS,  VSG,  wearebarimelts,  weight loss,  weight loss diet,  weight loss surgery,  weight loss surgery side effects,  wls,  wls diet,  wls journey
How to Encourage Others to Get Healthy
As a weight loss surgery patient, you will find that it is extremely important to be surrounded by healthy minded individuals. It can be really easy to fall off the wagon if you don’t have the right support system motivating you. One of the hardest things to overcome after bariatric surgery is trying to make healthy changes when your partner or someone you spend a significant amount of time with does not want to make those healthy changes as well.