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Micah87

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1.    Dreamingofhealth reacted to a post in a topic: 2 Years and 110 Pounds Later
  2.    VSGAnn2014 reacted to a post in a topic: 2 Years and 110 Pounds Later
  3.    VSGAnn2014 reacted to a post in a topic: 2 Years and 110 Pounds Later
  4.    Dreamingofhealth reacted to a post in a topic: 2 Years and 110 Pounds Later
  5.    Dreamingofhealth reacted to a post in a topic: 2 Years and 110 Pounds Later
  6. It doesn't sound strange at all! In fact, I'm sure most people know exactly what you mean. I can't wait to read your success story Sheena! Good Luck!!!
  7.    Miss Mac reacted to a post in a topic: Increased water+protein= 11pound this week!
  8.    grandmaacj reacted to a post in a topic: 2 Years and 110 Pounds Later
  9. Thank you all so much! Dreamingofhealth, I love just being myself. Before I lost weight I felt I had dress a certain way too cover everything up. I felt like I couldn't say certain things,like, "I'm hungry." Now I can just be me and I dont worry or care about what other people think. It is amazing the about of confidence that losing weight has given me. I'm excited for all of those who are about to have surgery, because it's awesome!
  10.    jenny13 reacted to a post in a topic: 2 Years and 110 Pounds Later
  11.    onmywaytoonederland reacted to a post in a topic: 2 Years and 110 Pounds Later
  12. Thank you guys! It's been an interesting road!
  13. Maybe this is a little better?
  14.    Micah87 reacted to a post in a topic: Any November Sleevers?
  15. So, I'm sittitng her watching TV with my husband and I start to think, 'Man, I am so lucky. My life is so much better and I am so much happier." I owe this all to my weight loss. Things have been hard, but I am happier with who I am now so it seems like life is somehow easier. My Story: I was 25 and 260 pounds, I had 3 small children (9 months, 2yrs, and 4yrs old) and I was crazy unhappy. I went to an information session and everything seemed to fall into place from there. I did my 6 months of supervised diet by a Doctor, saw a psychologist, met with the nutritionist and went through many emotions in the process. Then surgery happened. I was sure I made the worse mistake when I woke up in recovery. I ate no more than 2 bites of Jello the entire time I was in the hospital, but I still hadn't lost any weight. What really upset me was that I wasn't losing weight AND I couldn't eat my favorite foods anymore. Yes, I was one of those people that somehow thought I was going to just wake up skinny. Totally unrealistic, but I thought it would be that easy. Boy, was I WRONG! When people say having surgery is the easy way out, they are full of crap. This has by far been one of the hardest things I have ever done. Skip ahead almost 2 years (Surgery date was Nov 13) and I am down 110 pounds (weighing in at 150). I am overly excited about how I look and how I feel. Yes there is saggy skin, but ya know what? It beats the hell out of being full of fat and not fitting into even the biggest of sweatpants. I will never forget the way that being bigger made me feel. And while I am still not where I want to be, I happy being me now. So, it was my plan to have one of those posts that is funny and everyone can relate to, but well its probably not. It is however, how I feel and what I went through (In VERY few words). I'm going to TRY to attach pictures.... we'll see if it works.
  16.    Micah87 reacted to a post in a topic: My first exercise NSV!
  17.    Micah87 reacted to a post in a topic: BIG FAT PEOPLE!
  18.    Micah87 reacted to a post in a topic: You know you're constipated when...
  19. Maybe this was true before having it done laparoscopic, just because of the weakened abdominal muscles after such a large incision. I don't see it being a problem now though.
  20. No. "O" hasn't been hasn't been more intense nor has it happened quicker. However, getting there has been more fun. More positions because of more flexibility. Also, there more passion and less truffle shuffle.
  21. I agree. PDXman, since I don't have a penis- I don't really have an answer
  22. Hey- the post went 5 days before any woman commented on it. That's amazing- especially since we've all read it
  23.    Micah87 reacted to a post in a topic: what is the best birth control method
  24.    Micah87 reacted to a post in a topic: husband is getting on my DAM nerves!
  25. Good job!!! That's great! I will be 3 months out tomorrow. Ive only lost 47 pounds though. If you don't mind, what was your starting weight / surgery weight?
  26.    Micah87 reacted to a post in a topic: Sex... Oh My God... Sex!
  27.    Micah87 reacted to a post in a topic: Sex... Oh My God... Sex!
  28.    Micah87 reacted to a post in a topic: My First NSV!
  29. I have BCBS of Minnesota. So u did use the on-line tools or not? If u reactivate your account then you can Access your past weights, but it costs to do that. I just called the 1-800 number and asked. I had gained about 50pounds since the last time I used weight watchers, but it still proved my fatness. lol Good luck!!!
  30. Do the RAWRRR!!!! Bostongeorge, you do look good! Who would have thought you could be hit on by so many ladies in one spot.
  31. Yep I did. If u used the on line tools, they can get you a copy of your recorded weights. However, it is a process so be prepared for that. I would think if you attended meetings they would have a copy of your weights as well. My insurance company didn't have any problems with it.

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