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    3 yrs out and feel like a failure !

    I have found the combination of WLS and low-carb to be very powerful for me. Generally, I follow Atkins, except my portions are smaller, e.g. I eat less than the recommend 1500-1800 calories/day. I consume the recommended protein and fat...still working on getting in all the veggies. Atkins...
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    gaining weight after surgery

    Wow...that's really good! Congrats! Glad your weight loss is back on track!!! :)
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    gaining weight after surgery

    I'm a little late in replying. How has your weight loss gone? Losing six pounds in two weeks might be a little much. I'm definitely an advocate of low carb and, between that and your exercise routine, the pounds should come off pretty quickly. How are you doing?
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    Need help getting in protein

    Protein isn't my favorite, either, but if I make a concerted effort, I can consume the recommended amount. Even though I'd rather consume my calories in the form of carbs, I guess I'm fortunate that I am able to consume the necessary protein. If you aren't getting in the requisite protein...
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    Malnurished and ready to start over: but where to begin?

    I agree with the others in that a bariatric doctor should offer you the best odds of regaining your health. It seems your current doc, a GP perhaps, doesn't know enough to get you healthy. If for some reason you cannot see a bariatric doctor, then focus on getting in your vitamins, protein...
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    trying to kick the carbs

    There are foods I have to stay away from, foods that I'll never be able to eat again because I do not have the ability to control my intake -- like an alcoholic or drug addict. Sugar addiction is real, there is peer-reviewed research published on the topic. Sugars and starches may be something...
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