Cherryhair

He is too cute!

Was thinking...cry me a river. I wish I had your problem.

These post have me thinking of Al and Peggy Bundy from Love and Marriage-I would wonder how a man could turn down sex- it's age

For me it's a too full signal accompanied by pain

Cherry red hair
Hooker name Queenie Adams-sounds scary:-)

I thought I was just getting older (joint pain, back pain, hip pain, bowel issues, GERD), but it turns out I'm obese!

I tried adipex p which is phentermine.
I hated it. It's basically speed.
I felt totally wired up.
No I was not that hungry with it but you can only use it a short time without effects to your kidneys.
I lost 12 pounds first time and as soon as I stopped I put them right back on and then some

I'm a bypass guy so I have no experience to base any comments on regarding the sleeve. I do know a little something about my journey following my bypass. I lost 130 lbs in just over 14 months. Starting weight was 285 and my weight leveled off at 155 and a BMI of 22.9 (height 5' 9"). I'm now almost two years and nine months post-op. Since hitting 155, my weight has never been above 156 or below 151. This morning I was 151.4.
"Excess weight" is usually defined by the medical community as any weight that results in a BMI of 25 or greater. So by that definition, I lost a little over 100% of my excess weight. To this day I always find that quite bizarre. There's absolutely nothing special about me. My approach to my weight loss journey was quite simple and unassuming. Stay positive. Stay patient. Stay focused on following the plan as closely to the letter as I possibly could. Exercise to my ability. And maintain a food log.
Neither my surgeon nor any member of her team ever suggested a goal weight. And I never asked. My goal was to simply follow my plan until my body told me it was where it wanted to be. I never had any preconceived idea regarding how long my weight loss should/could/would take. I was confident that I would know when I arrived at my destination. And that's exactly what happened.
I believe that the weight loss journey is much less stressful, and much more fun, if you just forget about time limits and goal weights. Trust the process. Trust your body. Allow it to find its own way in its own time. Your body will tell you when it's where it wants to be. And when your body is where it wants to be - you're gonna love the new you!

Two years ago today I had gastric bypass. It was the best thing I ever did. I weighed 264 then today I am 128 lbs and have lost 66 inches.

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it

Okay I don't know if anyone remembers me (probably not) but I had gastric bypass surgery January 18, 2013 my SW was 294 and as of today I'm 182...112 pounds down!!! Annnnnnnd I'm 6 weeks pregnant yay! Here are some before and after pics....oh and do I have any regrets? Absolutely not, this surgery was the best thing that ever happened to me

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it

she is a very disturbed woman. you need to stop reading things she writes. you need to make a promise to yourself that you are letting her go 100%. that you will not look up things she writes online, you will not think about her, that you will move on so you can start a new life that is positive and healthy. walk away, move on, let her go. pursuing her will only bring you pain. you deserve better. cut her loose in your head and give yourself a loving break.

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it

Gulping down a lot of Water whenever I feel like it