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No game

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Everything posted by No game

  1. OMG!!! And OMG AGAIN!! You have done a fantastic job!
  2. This looks like a great day!! Look at all the smiles!!!
  3. I'm not going to beat up on you, because it seems that it's a growing trend for the newly sleeved to "push the limits" and eat off plan in the very early days.. So honestly it seems a lost cause for me to preach. You are less than two weeks out, your stomach is numb and likely you will not "feel" fullness yet, this is why the prescribed diet and measuring. As for the sweets? Yes I often say the sleeve will not jump out of your stomach and knock that crap out of your hand.. Dumping or feeling sick from crappy sweet or fried food is mainly something bypass people get. Very few sleevers get it. Now, in the early days is the time to make some dietary changes. You will need them because trust me it gets to be more about you and your free will to make the good or bad choices when you get further out
  4. Thank you, six months? Lol, Well then you've probably seen my good side and my naughty side It sounds like you are pretty prepared, Hopefully it will be an easy recovery for you and plan B is an non issue.
  5. Yes the best you can do is say you are recovering from some gastrointestinal issues.. Because most likely you will still be on a liquid diet.. Also warn your husband that you may get tired easily or not even feel up to all the activities. I would have plan b in case you have a hard recovery
  6. Oh that first month mark is notorious for anger and depression. I think in the first few weeks you are dealing with pain and healing. Now the real work sets in.. I really feel that this sadness and anger is us mourning food. Your old friend food is no longer there to medicate those feelings of anger frustration, despair and boredom. You are left to your own devices and need to come up with other ways to deal with life. Talking it out with friends and a counselor really helped me. And also knowing this is a really normal phase made me not feel so crazy.
  7. Lol we are just making up for lost time
  8. Goal daisy yay!!! Girlie I'm so happy for you You my dear are a true success story!
  9. My daughter shops at Tillys sometimes and the last couple of years I ust go in there and tried to talk her into the pretty "girls" clothes.. All the while dreaming... When we went a couple of months ago I was like "awe, look how cute this sweater is" THEN IT HIT ME!!! Oh my flippity floppity! I can fit into this!!! MUAHAHAHAHA I tried it on and bought that sucker! Who cares if I'm 47 and it's a teen store
  10. This looks like so much FUN!!!! Look at all those bikes! Ok and that last picture of you? I think you are so beautiful... And one cool mama (the dude looks pretty good too )
  11. Hey you! Three years? OMG that's awesome! You and our other long term vets are a inspiration. I can only hope to have the same success as you have had three years out. Thank you for sticking around and showing us "newbies" how it's done
  12. Girl you husband is one lucky man! A beautiful wife and the worlds biggest tv!! My husband would never leave the house!!
  13. My word!! Should I pass I hope I come back in the next life as I beautiful young in shape female surf instructor!!!
  14. Dear op, While I have not commented on this thread I have been following it. And first off my condolences to you and your family. I understand you wanting to be her voice. We have had members here pass before and sometimes family members will come and post as you did, other times they just silently disappear without much notice.... I may be mistaken but I did not take the other post as an attack or meant to trivialize your loss. At the end of the day this is a major surgery and all of us need to do our do diligence in researching it and make our own decision. yes we all rolled the dice with this surgery, just as we do everyday in life to some extent and and most of us make it through and reap the rewards. Again my deepest sympathies go out to you.. Please take care and don't put your energy into the small stuff
  15. <3 u 2 girlie
  16. It was hard I'll give you that... But I just exercised for an hour and judged people silently
  17. Yep! I just did it for an entire hour!!!
  18. There you are pretty girl! I love that great big smile
  19. It was a pretty day! No wind just big waves:)
  20. grand babies!!! Yay!! I want some of those one day!! That looks like a beautiful day with beautiful children and grand children
  21. Lol know you've probably killed butter with that visual!!
  22. Do you think if I wore a bacon jacket it would help my girls....
  23. Thank you, thank you, I made it myself..

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