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wizard200jrc

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  1. Thank you Tiffany. Its nice to know there are others out there. Its funny, Some of the foods that are supposed to be hard to hande have been the easiest. I can drink coke. It actually calms my stomach and beef jerky is easy, Yet I can try to eat a small sandwich and get nauseated on the bread. Go figure
  2. This may sound odd, but I'm wondering how to slow the weight loss down. I had surgery on July 27th 2009> My weight was 241. My dr said he would like to see me down to a goal weight in about a year. Well here it is only Nov. 8th and my weight is 174. Isnt this to much, to fast and how can I keep from losing and continuing to drop. I have no appetite.:crying:

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