SlimJill
Gastric Sleeve Patients
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SlimJill got a reaction from carlaw in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from Victoryw in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from jane13 in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from fay123 in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from Josey Quinn in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from 2016NewMe in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from Te-Te Turner in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from Mom26 in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from Sharon1964 in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from haleyk in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from KindaFamiliar in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from mollysinger64 in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from jembell01 in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from anewme2015 in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill reacted to Boscogirl in Before and After Pics2 months out and 55 down. Have another 100 I want to loose, but also love seeing the difference.
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SlimJill got a reaction from beenee in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from Dub in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from shellyd67 in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from Boscogirl in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from HELLCATT81 in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from reree6898 in Before and After PicsBefore: 250 lbs
After: 178.8 lbs
I'm not done yet, but I'm loving this "after" already
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SlimJill got a reaction from Cervidae in Why Does Everyone Want To Be A "Food Addict?"WANT to be a food addict?? WANT??
*deep breaths*
My entire life I've felt powerless to food, cravings, and impulsive bad decisions... I could never figure out why this was so hard for me. Why could other people put the fork down, but I ate until I puked? How could people turn down dessert and I couldn't? Why did I hide food? Why did I constantly feel guilty for everything I ate?
One day the light bulb went on! This is an addiction like anything else. That is why this was so hard for me... why it is still hard. It's an everyday battle but the surgery has helped tremendously!
I found the article to be a bit... condescending. Of course I recognize my own screw ups, I take responsibility for my actions, I seek solutions to my ADDICTION. That doesn't make me a "wanna-be" addict or some weak person looking for an excuse!
It takes a strong person to admit they have a problem/addiction, it takes an even stronger person to fight their addiction head-on instead of living in what is 'comfortable'. I could have continued the life I was living, eating to replace love, friendship, and hobbies... I could have gained more weight... I could have stayed where I was comfortable, stuck with what I've done my whole life. Instead I confronted my addiction and changed my life! If anyone thinks I or anyone else wants to be a food addict they can kiss my ever shrinking ass!
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SlimJill got a reaction from Megdelyn in Why Does Everyone Want To Be A "Food Addict?"WANT to be a food addict?? WANT??
*deep breaths*
My entire life I've felt powerless to food, cravings, and impulsive bad decisions... I could never figure out why this was so hard for me. Why could other people put the fork down, but I ate until I puked? How could people turn down dessert and I couldn't? Why did I hide food? Why did I constantly feel guilty for everything I ate?
One day the light bulb went on! This is an addiction like anything else. That is why this was so hard for me... why it is still hard. It's an everyday battle but the surgery has helped tremendously!
I found the article to be a bit... condescending. Of course I recognize my own screw ups, I take responsibility for my actions, I seek solutions to my ADDICTION. That doesn't make me a "wanna-be" addict or some weak person looking for an excuse!
It takes a strong person to admit they have a problem/addiction, it takes an even stronger person to fight their addiction head-on instead of living in what is 'comfortable'. I could have continued the life I was living, eating to replace love, friendship, and hobbies... I could have gained more weight... I could have stayed where I was comfortable, stuck with what I've done my whole life. Instead I confronted my addiction and changed my life! If anyone thinks I or anyone else wants to be a food addict they can kiss my ever shrinking ass!
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SlimJill got a reaction from JustWatchMe in Why Does Everyone Want To Be A "Food Addict?"WANT to be a food addict?? WANT??
*deep breaths*
My entire life I've felt powerless to food, cravings, and impulsive bad decisions... I could never figure out why this was so hard for me. Why could other people put the fork down, but I ate until I puked? How could people turn down dessert and I couldn't? Why did I hide food? Why did I constantly feel guilty for everything I ate?
One day the light bulb went on! This is an addiction like anything else. That is why this was so hard for me... why it is still hard. It's an everyday battle but the surgery has helped tremendously!
I found the article to be a bit... condescending. Of course I recognize my own screw ups, I take responsibility for my actions, I seek solutions to my ADDICTION. That doesn't make me a "wanna-be" addict or some weak person looking for an excuse!
It takes a strong person to admit they have a problem/addiction, it takes an even stronger person to fight their addiction head-on instead of living in what is 'comfortable'. I could have continued the life I was living, eating to replace love, friendship, and hobbies... I could have gained more weight... I could have stayed where I was comfortable, stuck with what I've done my whole life. Instead I confronted my addiction and changed my life! If anyone thinks I or anyone else wants to be a food addict they can kiss my ever shrinking ass!
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SlimJill got a reaction from skinnyrita in Why Does Everyone Want To Be A "Food Addict?"WANT to be a food addict?? WANT??
*deep breaths*
My entire life I've felt powerless to food, cravings, and impulsive bad decisions... I could never figure out why this was so hard for me. Why could other people put the fork down, but I ate until I puked? How could people turn down dessert and I couldn't? Why did I hide food? Why did I constantly feel guilty for everything I ate?
One day the light bulb went on! This is an addiction like anything else. That is why this was so hard for me... why it is still hard. It's an everyday battle but the surgery has helped tremendously!
I found the article to be a bit... condescending. Of course I recognize my own screw ups, I take responsibility for my actions, I seek solutions to my ADDICTION. That doesn't make me a "wanna-be" addict or some weak person looking for an excuse!
It takes a strong person to admit they have a problem/addiction, it takes an even stronger person to fight their addiction head-on instead of living in what is 'comfortable'. I could have continued the life I was living, eating to replace love, friendship, and hobbies... I could have gained more weight... I could have stayed where I was comfortable, stuck with what I've done my whole life. Instead I confronted my addiction and changed my life! If anyone thinks I or anyone else wants to be a food addict they can kiss my ever shrinking ass!