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  1. 2 points
    Hi Melissa, I choose to have the surgery because of family history of high blood pressure and diabetes. I've always been on the bigger size throughout my life. I had children and packed on the pounds and now I'm at a point in my life that I want to be there for my kids and not be just a statistic. I'm excited and scared but the more research I do the more comfortable and expectations I have. I have not told family or friends except my husband and my mom and one friend because I honestly don't care what anyone has to say. I want to be healthy and love all of me!
  2. 2 points
    This is a huge, life changing decision. It is good you aren't taking it lightly. Take some time imagining your future life. Do you see ill health or good health? Plump or not-so-plump? Who is the real you? If you had surgical complications Or Obesity related health problems, Which would be worse? Personally I am 38 years old. My life has entered a downward spiral of obesity-related conditions. Without the surgery, there is no "up". If you are young, and haven't exhausted the diet/exercise train, and have no physical complaints, then maybe it is premature to pursue the surgery. You have to dig deep to figure out your path. Do not let others dissuade you from doing what is right for the YOU. Those people don't have to live in your body, and they won't have to live with the consequences/benefits of the surgery.
  3. 2 points
    tamara2333

    You are what you eat.

    I must be Water Soup and Protein shakes lol this liquid diet is worse than I thought
  4. 2 points
    Good Luck to you guys, It has been a long Journey but you now have arrrived!
  5. 1 point
    kokofamfour

    The dreaded week 3 stall.

    I had my first stall a week and a half out of surgery. After a week of no loss- finally the scale is moving:)
  6. 1 point
    mrssoupmix

    The dreaded week 3 stall.

    Take a deep breath. It is a thing, because it IS A THING! I have a stall about every 3 weeks. Frustrates the heck out of me. But eventually they break- Mine last 7-10 days. and then I move on like gang busters. Just stick to the plan and keep chugging Water as you can. You are in good company.
  7. 1 point
    kaleishab89

    Pain

    I am passing gas however I have not had a post op bowel movement yet maybe once that happens I'll feel better
  8. 1 point
    Jesm1029

    Reached doctors goal

    I had surgery 6/13/2016 weighing 227 and now am 136 today which is doctors goal weight so 9 months my goal is 130
  9. 1 point
    trekker954

    What did you do with your clothes?

    Goodwill. Most have certain sales too Color of the week give me 50% off. Most have a designer section but it's obvious whomever is sorting doesn't know their designers. I'll often find white stag in that section. Walmart. Then in the regular section I found a gorgeous pair of lucky Brand $3 with a 50%off. My price $1.50.
  10. 1 point
    Berry78

    What did you do with your clothes?

    Personally I don't have any old smaller clothes, so I'll be shopping Goodwill, and wearing dresses with leggings that can fit multiple sizes.

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