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Iwishfit

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  1. it is always uplifting for me to see the before after pics of u guys , the best part that i can see in the after pic a true feeling of happiness in your smile , u deserve it and u look fantastic , best luck for u ......... may happiness rain upon u for the rest of your life
  2. hi jasleeve thank god u feel ok now , u are strong body and soul , hope all the best for u
  3. thanx a lot guys for making that clear for me , mind if i ask how much money u need for the supplements per month ??? and correct me if am wrong here , this is what iv read in Google post op supplements Multivitamins : forever Calcium : forever Iron : first 2 years only b12 : first 2 years only
  4. lol iv posted a comment that is not related in this topic lol , anyway....... gr8 topic keep on , am watching carefully
  5. wow i gotta say am shocked !!!! , its hard to accept the idea of multivitamin forever , turns out i have too keep using all of the other meds forever ....
  6. hmm , iv never took multivitamin so its kinda weird to me , well i guess i have to get used to the idea !! , but the other meds are just temporary right ?
  7. hi everybody , i was wondering if it is true that You are required to take a multi-vitamin with minerals for the rest of your life after the surgery ??? ........ i thought its only required with the bypass surgery not the sleeve ??
  8. thank u guys for all the replies ,aroundhky thanx a lot for givin me from ur time , you answered most of my questions and concerns , well at least i know what i should expect now , thanks again
  9. good luck for u , hoping the best for u
  10. hi Aroundhky can u plz inform me about ur diet and workout schedule , cuz im planning to de the same u did here
  11. hmm , why do u wanna lose weight faster ? give ur body the time to adapt to ur new lifestyle ,im 350 lbs and my goal is not to lose more than 12 pounds a month post op , correct me if im wrong but in this way i can maintain more muscles while losing fat only
  12. im right here darling , well thing is ladies are more educated about the weight loss surgery than men , at least in where i live
  13. hi again , u know i also struggled with my weight through my whole teenage-adult life , actually iv had two very successful weight loss experiences where i reached 20 BMI in both , one when i was 16 and the other was 2.5 years ago ,but the hardest most brutal part was the consistency , that's what i love about VGS kisses
  14. hi , its weird but i swear i can feel u talking directly to me while am reading ur posts thanx so much for the advice , u are so smart btw u gave me courage and motivation . kisses
  15. u are so great words cannot articulate , mind if i ask u how long u have been trying to lose weight ? , and what ur advice for me regarding the surgery ?
  16. g8 thread guys ,Looking forward to the follow up , keep goin
  17. hi guys thx for all the replies you guys are so supportive and encouraging , from what i think after reading this is that when we are overweight we are naturally stronger than when were fit so its ok to lose some of that strength as long as it doesn't drop lower than the average human strength , am ready to compromise some of it to make me happy , i love when i hear from your experience is that ( you stay thin forever ), i think staying fit is 1000 harder than getting fit .
  18. hello every one my name is moray am 23 y old 6ft2.5 350 lbs and am so happy that i joined this forums and see all these wonderful people and how i can really relate to there stories , any way i don't wanna go through my life story here nobody have time :tongue2: , thing is am planning to have my sleeve in the next month and am worried about only 1 thing and its power and strength , will i lose it forever or its just a temporarily thing ? i mean i can handle having a fatigue for 2 years even 3 but now my only advantage from guys who are in my age is my strength however am iffin miserable , thinking after the surgery and how i can wear anything i want and have friends and gf gives me strong motivation but my strongest fantasy goal is to be able to dunk in basket ball and compete in medium weight in kickboxing so you guys can see how strength is really important to me, cant wait to hear your story :smile1: best luck for all :smile1: ps : sorry for my grammar :tongue2: and i re posted this here cuz this is the right forum for it
  19. hello every one my name is moray am 23 y old 6ft2.5 350 lbs and am so happy that i joined this forums and see all these wonderful people and how i can really relate to there stories , any way i don't wanna go through my life story here nobody have time :tongue2: , thing is am planning to have my sleeve in the next month and am worried about only 1 thing and its power and strength , will i lose it forever or its just a temporarily thing ? i mean i can handle having a fatigue for 2 years even 3 but now my only advantage from guys who are in my age is my strength however am iffin miserable , thinking after the surgery and how i can wear anything i want and have friends and gf gives me strong motivation but my strongest fantasy goal is to be able to dunk in basket ball and compete in medium weight in kickboxing so you guys can see how strength is really important to me, cant wait to hear your story :smile1: best luck for all :smile1: ps : sorry for my grammar :tongue2:

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