libbylou4u
Gastric Sleeve Patients
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libbylou4u got a reaction from MrsSweny in PissedSometimes people don't know what to say. It is better than 'you've got such a pretty face', isn't it? I hate that. Soon I will be asking, do you know any good places to donate all these clothes that are too big now?
Do it for yourself and tell yourself how hard you have worked. YOU know you look great and they do, too. Even if they don't say it!
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libbylou4u got a reaction from mrscastillo in PissedSometimes people don't know what to say. It is better than 'you've got such a pretty face', isn't it? I hate that. Soon I will be asking, do you know any good places to donate all these clothes that are too big now?
Do it for yourself and tell yourself how hard you have worked. YOU know you look great and they do, too. Even if they don't say it!
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libbylou4u got a reaction from UTGal99 in Just Need To Vent.I am sorry for your struggle. The answer is that being able to conceive and give birth is no guarantee of parenting skills...and neither is the inability to do the same an indication of being a poor parent. Every child deserves the best, sadly some don't get it.
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libbylou4u reacted to CoolBreeze in I'm Mourning Something Stupid.....In addition to Craiglist, you could also try Ebay or Amazon. But I vote for the organization that helps women dress for interviews for employment and yes you write it off on your taxes.
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libbylou4u reacted to soccermomx2 in I'm Mourning Something Stupid.....Could you put them on Craigslist to try and sell them? Or a consignment shop that will buy from you outright.
If not, you could always find a woman's organization that helps them find jobs...many of these take donations of work clothes and you can write off on your taxes.
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libbylou4u reacted to beefalogal in No More Stalking!stupid spell check It should say as well. Prozac is my drug of choice!
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libbylou4u reacted to ClaraViviana in Carnival RidesSo about 2 yrs ago I went to a carnival they have by my house every yr and was actually told I couldn't go on one of the rides because the seatbelt didn't fit and it was a saftey hazard..I was soo embarresed I just left..the person I was with tried making a joke about it to make me feel better but I was scarred and hadn't attempted a carnival again until this yr.. mind u I'm 7 mths post op and down 65lbs but I was still worried .... so hear I am on the line for the zipper asking what the weight limit is for the ride and the guy looks at me like I'm crazy.. he said trust me ur no where near it... happy to say I fit on the ride very comfortably and it was by far one of the best experiences ive had since my surgery...just wanted to share my story because ive been o erweight my whole life and I know its the little successes that mean the most
