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Snow

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by Snow

  1. Snow replied to rdoactv's topic in Rants & Raves
    I know you are all just talking about me right?
  2. Snow replied to rdoactv's topic in Rants & Raves
    I did it.
  3. Congratulations now enjoy the ride! So fun getting on the scale and seeing the numbers go backwards.
  4. Oh pain was a bit worse for gallbladder , agreed sleeve was easier pain wise.
  5. Gallbladder removed early jan 2013, sleeved July 2013. Same type of insiscions (spelling?)
  6. Snow replied to Snow's topic in The Gals' Room
    Thank you all. I don't feel so alone in this, and you're all too funny. To be honest I will take flappy skin over tight fat any day.
  7. Snow posted a topic in The Gals' Room
    I'm 7 months post op. Had my nighty on and was chasing my kitten in the living room. I thought my husband was clapping but he wasn't. It my my skin flapping. I stopped running right away. OMG!
  8. Congrats SuperG welcome to the losers club. Enjoy the ride its fun watching the scale move in a different direction .
  9. Snow replied to Snow's topic in Fitness & Exercise
    No problem! I was in a dressing room and turned around and looked at my butt and said WTH is that? Good Lord in heaven I don't understand his humor sometimes.
  10. Snow posted a topic in Fitness & Exercise
    My butt fell and rolled onto my thighs! Brings new meaning to the phrase LMAO!
  11. Sleeved July 11th down 67 pounds 20 more until goal. Had my gallbladder removed on Jan. 7th and I am STILL recovering from that surgery. It seemed to have put a halt on all my progress for now even though I know weightloss slows down a lot after 6 months. Holy crap the first 6 months was a blast wasn't it?
  12. Unfortunatly I think he's gone and not coming back.
  13. I'm crawling under my bed until its safe.
  14. Absolutely fantastic! What an amazing turn around you both have made in your life. God is so good! You're truly an inspiration to this forum!! WTG!!
  15. Try not to feel bad. You're on your way to not ever having that happen again. I was at a small airport one time. I was sitting on a bench on the end and a stranger was on the other end. He stood up and I flipped the bench and landed on the ground. I wanted to die right then and there.
  16. Hey Jacky sorry to hear about your horrible time you're having. I'm 6 months out and thrilled I had this surgery. The good news for you is that you don't have anything that is not curable. Depression can be managed and pneumonia can be taken care of. I'm adding you to my prayers. You grabbed the bull by the horns, hold on tight and ride. It gets so much better you will see. Take life day by day. Think good thoughts and stay strong. You can beat this!!!
  17. I think you all are blessed no matter what they say. People like me who have lost their Moms miss the chewing out that was only intended to protect you. My blessings to you all. To me, the world has never been the same since my mom passed.
  18. Has your surgeon done a leak test?
  19. Congratulations!! I think it is so fantastic how everybody with before and after pics. Everybody looks so much younger some more than others. I don't think we really realize how being overweight ages us inside and out!
  20. I had the same issue. I'm 6 months out! My Dr. Said I needed more protein. Dr. told me if I was drinking 2 protein drinks and still hungry to drink 3. It worked!
  21. Thank you Fyre for the update. Things will gradually get back to normal in time. A shout out to the Red Cross who have people that do wonderful work in times of crisis. Oh the things we take for granted in our lives. Praying you get running water soon. Take care of yourself.
  22. Hi Fyre, Glad you are ok. I told you I've been there. Do me a favor and take care of your emotion from this. It was a traumatic experience yes. I've been watching your post. Maybe get a couple therapy sessions in to deal with this. I'm so sorry about the other people and wish it didn't happen. Please take care of yourself. Have a great day, it's beautiful outside.
  23. I crushed my pills and mixed them with a very small amount of a protein shake. Yuck it was really gross but didn't last long.
  24. So sorry to hear that storm. I've been in that situation before. I know the Red Cross is absolutely fantastic at helping people with immediate needs. I'm sending my prayers. Geesh. On the lighter side .... Firestorm?

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