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SkinnyDown

Gastric Bypass Patients

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  1. Skinny Down's Progress

    Images added to a gallery album owned by SkinnyDown in Member Photo Gallery
    Pictures of me, and my progress. Gastric Bypass Surgery date: May 20, 2015. Starting weight: 345 lbs. Weight today (October 3, 2016 170 lbs. Weight goal 150 lbs. Personal Weight Goal 115-125 lbs.

  2. SkinnyDown

    Images added to a gallery album owned by SkinnyDown in Before and After Gastric Bypass Photos
    SkinnyDown, a weight loss surgery photo album by SkinnyDown on BariatricPal. 1 photo in Before and After Gastric Bypass Photos.

  3. Tips From The Trenches: Six Wardrobe Mistakes Not To Make During Your Weight Loss (and I Made Them All!)

    SkinnyDown replied to Carin Boyer's topic in Weight Loss Surgery Magazine
    She's selling her services. She made all these mistakes now she wants us to pay her so we don't. I don't care, I've always been a quirky, gothy, weird, punk rock girl, and going to remain that girl. Fat or thin. Plus I would never spend that much money on clothing. That money could be used so much more wisely. To help others, comes to mind. Just my opinion, doesn't have to be your truth.

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