9 August 2016 The opportunity to eat When I say you need to make the most of the time to get yourself into good habits in the first 6-12 months after surgery… Read More→
4 August 2016 Pre-op appointments and stress If you’re looking at trying to get bariatric surgery in New Zealand on the public health system it’s going to be a bit of a… Read More→
26 July 2016 How I’m treated differently within the health system now that I’m a normal weight I can only imagine like me, anyone who has been noticeably overweight or morbidly obese has a story or five to tell about how their… Read More→
12 July 2016 The fine art of saying no One thing I never really expected to increase after my gastric bypass surgery was how often I have to say, “No,” to people. The rules… Read More→
5 July 2016 Accepting life as a bariatric person Deciding whether or not to have bariatric surgery is the biggest decision I have ever had to make for myself. Bariatric surgery is a long-term,… Read More→
28 June 2016 Addiction Transfer There’s a bit of a phenomenon that can happen after bariatric surgery and it’s called addiction transfer. For some bariatric surgery patients part of the… Read More→
16 June 2016 Fighting regain and hitting rock bottom Towards the end of last year my weight started hanging firmly round my goal weight. I never want to lose the fight against weight regain… Read More→
14 June 2016 You are never alone Throughout life we all go through experiences that aren’t easy and probably aren’t the same as what everyone around us is doing and it’s quite… Read More→
2 June 2016 Being Comfortable in Your Own Skin One thing I really never expected after my gastric bypass was getting to a point where I am completely comfortable in my own skin. It’s… Read More→
31 May 2016 The Importance of the Pre-op Diet The pre-op surgical diet that we have to do before bariatric surgery is, I think, one of the most unifying things in the bariatric surgery… Read More→