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Wolfgirl1978

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Everything posted by Wolfgirl1978

  1. I never found it hard...I just hate doing it!
  2. My support system people are my husband, who is wonderful, and my mother. I couldn't get through this change in my life without them. Kudos to your husband!!!
  3. I take 2 tums a day, my surgeon recommended it.
  4. I saw a gator aid Protein Drink at Walmart recently , but it was loaded with carbs.
  5. I did egg drop soup about 9 days post op, strained of course, was great.
  6. I'm curious about this too
  7. Well I can't go exercise with y'all but I'm here for support if needed. Any of y'all on my fitness pal? I'm from Sulphur, LA btw
  8. Thanks for the info!!!
  9. Honestly (I'm about 8 weeks out) I'm very moody and temperamental. I'm hoping it's just a phase
  10. Keep up the good work!
  11. The three week stall is the most common, notorious stall. It's perfectly normal. Mine lasted for 7 days some people's last longer.
  12. The pain was not worse than labor, labor hurt a lot more. It was worse than having my gallbladder removed. I would do it all over again. It's a temporary pain.
  13. Mine is a biggest looser scale from target, same price. I love it, except when I had to get new battery so quickly. Lol
  14. My scale does that too.....lying bast**d!!! I put a new battery in it.
  15. I had to quit at least a month before my surgery, it was a requirement. I don't remember having a lung test. Of course, I was self pay so there's a lot of stuff you aren't subject to, like a psych veal, a NUT, etc when your insurance doesn't pay. I'm coming up on 3 months smoke free, and I feel good. Honestly, since my surgery I'm real sensitive to smells, and being around cigarette smoke makes me ill. Don't get me wrong, my mind still craves it, but I'm happy with how I feel and how much money I'm saving. Good luck to you!
  16. That's a beautiful ring!!! Congrats!!!
  17. I quit a month before my surgery. I'm almost three months smoke free. I feel fabulous. I'm making it a goal to stay smoke free as my surgeon scared the crap out of me about it, talking about it giving you ulcers, and its not nice to have ulcers is a small stomache. I really didn't care how bad it was for me before I knew I had to quit for surgery. I loved smoking. I quit using the patch and sucking on suckers. I'm not even wearing a patch anymore (or using suckers), when I came home from surgery I was so miserable I forgot to put on a patch...Lol What's so sad is the nicotine had been out my system, but my mind still automatically goes to "I need to light up" when I've been stressed out lately. But I don't light up, I just cry or jump up and down, stomp my feet, and curse. I attribute it my killer mood swings I'm having

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