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Blog 78898

A blog by RandaPanda in General

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A weight loss surgery blog by RandaPanda on BariatricPal. 3 entries on surgery, recovery and progress.

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Habits and Choices

Last night was my first real social situation since I had my surgery.   We're a military family, and since we're away from our familes, our little group of friends become our family. Last night we went to hang out with our usual group of friends.   This lady is an entertainer. She has the best food in the whole world. And she's such a hostess. For "snacks" she had chips and dip, fruit and dip, hot wings, pizza (yes, as a snack). And the alcohol flows freely, including my favorite beve

where'd it go?

I have lost about 17 pounds in the 2 weeks since my surgery. I was a bit disappointed that I haven't really been able to SEE the weightloss, nor have I noticed it in any of my clothes. I read on here someone talked about losing 16 pounds and being able to put clothes into their "too big" section. I don't have one of those sections in my closet and so far none of my clothes want to make the plunge into being the first in that section. So, yeah, I was a bit disappointed. Until I looke

New Girl on the Block

I have a blog elsewhere that I have had for literally YEARS of my life. I'm not even kidding you when I tell you that I've consistantly blogged (at another site) for longer than I've been married (7.5 years).   I have some amazing friends there, but I fear that they may be getting tired of hearing of my surgery. I can't blame them, I've never been one to talk about one thing repeatedly (except maybe my child or my husband).   But anyway, here I am blogging here to keep my other blog fr

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