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mymorgy 12-04-2021 01:07 AM

that medication did nothing for me. sorry about the weight gain. i started losing weight by drinking a lot of low sodium soup. it is not that satisfying.
fondly,
bobby

Golden Retrievers and Husky Welcomes Tiny Baby Kittens - YouTube

bizi 12-04-2021 09:08 PM

The patients of the dogs. love little kitties. bizi

GeeLuv 12-06-2021 02:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mymorgy (Post 1297029)
that medication did nothing for me. sorry about the weight gain. i started losing weight by drinking a lot of low sodium soup. it is not that satisfying.
fondly,
bobby

Golden Retrievers and Husky Welcomes Tiny Baby Kittens - YouTube

it seems to be working for me, i think. it might be too soon to tell tho? (6months?) and I'll keep the soup in mind. i'll have to get used to soups and soft foods diet for my surgery anyway. :P

awe cute puppies and kittens :)

GeeLuv 12-06-2021 02:58 PM

except... well I just came here to say i'm feeling the pull towards social media again. i think a lot of it is still habit and not having anything else to do. well, i'm here instead right now ;)

finally heard back from my pdoc's office this morning. said they'd call in about the requests for information...again? I think they didn't get a response before or something. oh it's so confusing and frustrating!
my appointment with pdoc is this week and i don't know what to talk about if she doesn't get my paperwork. And even if she does, I don't know that she'll treat me for ADHD. Maybe another non-stimulant, but so far i didn't like 2 of those types so... rats! as Bobby would say

feel I should have more to say, but I never know what to say. :/ (this is everywhere, not just here)

bizi 12-06-2021 03:06 PM

social media is very addictive so it is best to use a timer and decide before you get on there how long you want to spend there.
a kitchen timer works so does your phone.
good luck with that.
from one addict to another.:hug:
bizi

GeeLuv 12-06-2021 03:18 PM

as i had a few minutes to think while making coffee on the stove, I remembered I wanted to mention my exercise routine, or lack thereof. No, I lack it due to my difficult periods, but I started to walk a bit last night and just now. Trying to incorporate
more walking through the day instead of snacking on chocolate. It's dark chocolate, so still good, but also still 60 calories a square. I was having at least 2 squares a day, most days. Trying to balance this all.

bizi 12-06-2021 08:35 PM

jeff and i used to have some chocolate after every dinner usually a dark cho, truffle

Dmom3005 12-08-2021 03:57 PM

Good luck Gee

I would say make sure they have you sedated for the teeth.
that will help a lot. That is what I do now all the time.

I hate having teeth pulled like Bobby. Its my big vise.
Donna:grouphug::hug:

GeeLuv 12-09-2021 06:30 PM

Had my pdoc appointment today. Talked about all the basics, -be sure to have a good sleep routine, eat healthy and exercise. I didn't get a word in that I'm always working on these things, but yes, I can do better.
She asked me to take a food journal, because I'd been having a gassy stomach lately. I think some of it was due to my period though and the other part was some foods that I've stopped taking now. Will see
Today I walked for 10 minutes outside. It's cold. That's about as much as I could tolerate. Plus, I don't like walking where people can watch me...even though I do like the outdoors. But so it's going to be treadmill for me most days, but I'm going to try to get outside a little.

Oh last thing. She's having me start buspirone (buspar, I've heard others say). My worry is how will I keep track of when I take it. It looks like one of my thyroid meds (same shape and color) and I will be taking both now twice a day. ugh!

All this teeth talk is making me nervous again. (my Dad saying stuff too) I know my oral surgeon mentioned an IV, so I assume i'll be sedated. I suppose it's not too late for me to double check though too. Trying to prepare, but also trying not to think too much. :grouphug:


edit: adding) she also said my weight gain is likely do to the Zoloft, not Vraylar. Interesting how I'm only noticing it now, like 2 years later. *shrugs*

bizi 12-10-2021 10:28 PM

I am glad that they will sedate you. That will help you a lot.
when is the surgery?
bizi


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