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I was told to use Vitamin e oil to produce more collagen and elasticity to my skin

Yesterday I was 3 months post op, I am down 87 lbs total, 33 of that was before surgery weight loss goal. I am not a person who would normally share this but knowing when I was pre-surgery seeing these posts gave the inspiration to keep going I decided to share

Yesterday I was 3 months post op, I am down 87 lbs total, 33 of that was before surgery weight loss goal. I am not a person who would normally share this but knowing when I was pre-surgery seeing these posts gave the inspiration to keep going I decided to share

Yesterday I was 3 months post op, I am down 87 lbs total, 33 of that was before surgery weight loss goal. I am not a person who would normally share this but knowing when I was pre-surgery seeing these posts gave the inspiration to keep going I decided to share

Yesterday I was 3 months post op, I am down 87 lbs total, 33 of that was before surgery weight loss goal. I am not a person who would normally share this but knowing when I was pre-surgery seeing these posts gave the inspiration to keep going I decided to share

Yesterday I was 3 months post op, I am down 87 lbs total, 33 of that was before surgery weight loss goal. I am not a person who would normally share this but knowing when I was pre-surgery seeing these posts gave the inspiration to keep going I decided to share

I'm not single, but have had this thought over the years when I've lost significant weight (then gained it back). I think if you find someone you really enjoy and can trust with the information about your past self and surgery, if they can accept that and love you even more for it, then hang onto that person! You can't expect someone to love you for who you used to be. You weren't happy with the person either remember. This is you chance to reinvent yourself. You want someone who loves you for who you are! Not who you were. I think though that if they can't accept your journey, you might reconsider. Love who you are and work it!!!

Okay single ppl chime in. I am 25 and single I've had the sleeve in January and doing pretty well my issue is I don't want to date a guy who wouldn't date me pre-surgery and pre-skinny, I feel like if I wasn't good enough then why am I good enough now? Anyone else face this ?

I had surgery in January and I don't go back to my surgeons until April my biggest question is how much should I be loosing at a time? It's been about 6 weeks and I've lost 34 lbs is that average or should I be losing more ?

I just had surgery 1/21/14 for 7 days after I am having two lovenox shots a day to prevent blood clots (never had any before) just wondering if this is common for a lot of people? Also I am hating this 2 weeks of no solid food its killing me I don't think I will ever want Soup broth again!