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tarabell238

Gastric Bypass Patients
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Everything posted by tarabell238

  1. We are all there with you. I think we have always known failure that its just become habit. But the bypass is our chance to live again, to be happy the way we all deserve. Failure is not an option this time, we are to important and beautiful.
  2. I'm hoping to not have to have another surgery also. The only place I'm worried about is my stomach, I have a lot of upper body strength to begin with. It's like we have two body images to deal with, first the weight and then the excess skin. UGH
  3. I'm knew here, I don't even know if I'm doing this blog right. I'm 32, and if all goes well my surgery will be in February. I know a lot about the surgery and that stuff( I have been a paramedic 11years). But I have weird questions, like has anyone not experienced flabby skin or needed the extra surgery for there excess skin?

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