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Xfballplayer72

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Everything posted by Xfballplayer72

  1. Do you exercise? Im 6 -2 320 but i am active so itll be easier for me to peel weight off then if i was 40 lb lighter and wasnt active....
  2. Sup guys....19 from CT wadddup
  3. Hahaha....well thank god im young....i have no problems there...but like i say sex is like pizza, "when its good its REALLY REALLY GOOD...but when its bad its still PRETTY DAMN GOOD!" hahaha
  4. Thanks...I'm a lifer on this board now! lol PS....GO GIANTS
  5. Well I've went to all the doctors they said it was a good idea for multiple of reasons....A) at an active age at 19 (with sleep apnea and what not) the band will be a perfect fit due to the option of filling the band or leaving it a little unfull in the future when reaching my goal weight... And its hard to explain what its like being on the offensive and defensive line for a major football program, they want you big all the time all year...and for a few years it was fine i was starting and winning games...but when you are done it is impossible to take off the pounds put on...i've talk to many pro OLine men in the NFL whom have come to the same idea as me for lap-band. Sorry for length lol....but if the doctors say its a good idea im on board...and ive been on every WW diet and South beach and its good to loose 20 pounds but it always comes back...I feel like im a skinny guy trapped in a fat guys body... Getting my date son thanks for your support!!
  6. This is a two parter so bare with me....I have a girlfriend who is beautiful, and i mean a bombshell...aspiring actress blah blah blah...not to mention pencil thin (the relationship is just like the show "king of queens" lol) she supports me with this, but thinks i dont need it...as still an athlete etc...its easy for her to saw shes gawked at and visually undressed everywhere we go lol...and for me, im just a big football player...is anyone in this situation with me? Secondly, I have to go on a two week fast before my surgury...is there anything you guys recommend to take my mind off eating or something to drink to feel full? I mean a few days wont be tough but my day 10 it might....do i just suck it up? thanks, Guy
  7. thats what i was thinking....i dunno you never know...there gonna take my beer you never know how bad it could get lol
  8. Im sorry i had to ask....if anyone indulged previously can they after surgery?:biggrin1:
  9. and will this stunt my persuit at being a police officer?
  10. Thanks! is the first month new to the band and new lifestyle that terrible, like will that all i will be thinking about or can i do what i normally do and enjoy life....really what im asking is how long is it till ur life seems back to normal again...and im in the business world and often i have to take clients out for drinks and i dont mind a drink here and there either...will this be a issue....plus i love lifting weights and working out, will this be affected as well....im sorry but im nervous about my next step
  11. Hey, I am an ex college football player, and looking to get the lap done...Unfortunitly with the new breed of football lineman, i have sleep apnea and have the Cpap which has changed my life...I just wanted to know after about a year or so or w/e when goal is reached is the band loosened alot...will i ever be able to eat a full meal again?

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