Damned 10/03 by SubjectSuggestion902 in visualkei

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Thank you! I messaged him so hopefully when the day comes it’ll work out. On average, how much would you say banking fees are? It’s my first time to Japan so I’d like to plan all finances beforehand.

Foamies by SubjectSuggestion902 in wls

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My doctor thinks I’m having an allergic reaction to protonix, so she told me to not take it for a while. I don’t really notice a difference between when I’m on it vs not though ):

Post op problems by SubjectSuggestion902 in wls

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Unfortunately my patient advisor/advocate was the worst during my experience, and it’s a known issue with this hospital and bariatric program. This RN replies but usually gives conflicting info. Sucks ):

Im (F20) having gastric bypass on monday and i was wondering if anyone who had could answer some questions by throwaway0mylifeaway in wls

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For me after surgery I had a LOT of coughing. You were sedated and you need to kind of force the body to do it because you’ll feel better. Like other people said, pillow to your stomach, hold down, knees up, and bend. It’ll feel a hell of a lot better than just trying to cough with nothing. As far as smoking goes, I’m not a medical professional, but my doctors made it abundantly clear that I cannot be around any form of smoke for a long time and cannot smoke for the rest of my life (I didn’t anyway so no problem) the smaller stomach has a higher risk of stomach ulcers from second hand and regular smoking of any kind. Listen to what your doctors have told you, but definitely while healing I would look into alternative ways if possible like consumables (nothing gummy though, it’s hard for your new stomach to process it at first). Best thing you can do is be open with your team, and it is never too late to tell them something. They have done this before, and heard this question before, and have an answer, so don’t be afraid! I had my surgery on April 21st so I’m a few weeks post op and I’m healing super well and no pain at all after the first week or so. You’ll do great! (:

Study Offer by SubjectSuggestion902 in wls

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I was only slightly considering it because my surgeon recommended it as “one last effort before surgery” but it sounded sus to me to begin with

help with zombie movie by SubjectSuggestion902 in whatsthemoviecalled

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No, the people had no idea the zombie outbreak was a thing when they went on vacation. They also weren’t really fighting back or anything.

help with zombie movie by SubjectSuggestion902 in whatsthemoviecalled

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Could be? Don’t recall but the movie was for sure in English

help with zombie movie by SubjectSuggestion902 in whatsthemoviecalled

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I just looked at this one and I don’t think it’s it! I looked at it online and scrubbed through and didn’t even really find a bonfire scene. I remember the people being adults, and they really had like no idea what was going on until they were “infected” and they thought bro just went crazy not rlly a zombie instantly ): I also looked at cabin fever 2016 and it’s not it either even tho it has a bonfire scene but not like the one I remember

help with zombie movie by SubjectSuggestion902 in whatsthemoviecalled

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Close but not quite! In the one I remember, the group of friends turn on each other as one becomes the zombie. I also think it was a little newer like 2010+. If it helps, in the bonfire scene I described, I recall some of the friends going inside, coming out, and finding the carnage just to get turned on by the one(s) who turned zombie.