Leighanned

There are plenty of drag queen glam wig websites on the web. If I had to buy one, I could be a cotton candy pink or sapphire blue for month!
Leighanne

I just had my followup appointment. I'm down 72 lbs from April 2nd. BMI is 37 from 54.
I think I'd like to get to 190.
Excess skin is scary! Over half of my hair has fallen out....and I feel great!
Keep working hard~
Leighanne

VERY NICE!!
Isn't it the best feeling ever?

Hello all~Its been refreshing to read your stories. Seems we're all tested in different areas of our lives outside of our weight issues.
I wanted to check in with my results 3 months post op. I'm down 56 pounds and my BMI is 39 down from 52 when I started this journey last January. I get a bit bugged when I read people have lost 100 pounds in 3 months, but still grateful I weigh less today than I did last week. AND I'm no longer morbidly obese!!
As far as the "stall" we all experience, remember the way your clothes are getting loser around you is a better barometer than the actual number on a scale. The scale weighs the whole package, bones, flesh, muscle, fat etc. It doesn't reflect on where you're losing or how great we're looking in our smaller clothes.
You all give me incentive to keep on track to beat this obesity nightmare, I thank you for that! The surgery and this website are the best decisions ( in a lifetime of bad decisions) I've ever made!
We are strangers but close knit buddies in this forum. I look forward to reading more of your successes.
Stay strong!
Leighanne in Olympia
HW 380 SW 320 CW 264 GW 180

Hello all~Its been refreshing to read your stories. Seems we're all tested in different areas of our lives outside of our weight issues.
I wanted to check in with my results 3 months post op. I'm down 56 pounds and my BMI is 39 down from 52 when I started this journey last January. I get a bit bugged when I read people have lost 100 pounds in 3 months, but still grateful I weigh less today than I did last week. AND I'm no longer morbidly obese!!
As far as the "stall" we all experience, remember the way your clothes are getting loser around you is a better barometer than the actual number on a scale. The scale weighs the whole package, bones, flesh, muscle, fat etc. It doesn't reflect on where you're losing or how great we're looking in our smaller clothes.
You all give me incentive to keep on track to beat this obesity nightmare, I thank you for that! The surgery and this website are the best decisions ( in a lifetime of bad decisions) I've ever made!
We are strangers but close knit buddies in this forum. I look forward to reading more of your successes.
Stay strong!
Leighanne in Olympia
HW 380 SW 320 CW 264 GW 180

That is great! It has been between 110 and 114 here this week. Too hot to go outside. Lol!