She posted some box of cookies the day before her surgery saying I can't have these till Christmas but will be the first thing to pass my lips when I can. Sums it all up reallyShe's finally had her surgery and lost about 2.5 stone in the lead up to it with a liver reducing diet, so fair play to her, but seeing as it's such a big operation, she really should have tried harder to lose the weight herself as it won't cure her mental issues with food...I'll follow with interest, though....
monumental waste of NHS funding and resources when there are people who are desperate to have bariatric surgery and are actually far more deserved. I give it 12 weeks till the McNuggets are out.
She can't even be bothered to cook a piece of chicken. It's all pre cooked and then probably pre cut up lettuce. I feel for her son, he must have the most unhealthy diet. Her diet was actually healthier on SW when she was forced to cook from scratch!
She will soon go MIA, come back a few months later saying she’s gained a bit but she’s still happy but would like to lose a bit...half arse it, then go MIA again. Then come back with a big regain, blame acid reflux and her tummy going back to the same as before surgery and slowly but surely gain it all back. I follow so many weight loss surgery accounts that do this and she is absolutely on track to fail.
Who'd shag that?!!!Nice to know the reason she’s actually trying to diet is to get a shag once all this is over. Not her health or anything
Because she’s not been taking her medication...which i presume is her daily vitamins. Which shows how committed she is...nawt
I think it is the fact she is so newly post op that is the issue. A normal diet of course has a little of what you fancy but she should be steering well clear of fast food for at least 7 or 8 months post op! Mostly out of fear of dumping syndrome. If you look at her feed she is already reaching for a lot of lazy meal options instead of prepping food from scratch.
