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LorrenS

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  3. Wow what a great story!! Thank you so much for sharing!!! I noticed you said decaf coffee, is that still a rule you follow?
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  5. Congrats to you!!! My surgery was June 22 of 2016 so I will be hitting my one year here soon.
  6. Hey all, I'm not sure I am even doing this correctly lol but I just downloaded the app today and am trying to see if I'm doing things correctly! I am 11 months post op gastric bypass. I and 362 the day of my surgery and today I weigh 218. What's your story? What's your biggest struggle? I'm almost to my 1 year mark and I would do the surgery over again if I had to. Best decision ever!!!
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  8. Hey there!! What kind of surgery did you have? First off, congrats to you. You did it. You had it. I know what you're going through surgery wise, however I can't imagine feeling how you feel with your husband gone. I was single when I had my gastric bypass surgery almost 11 months ago. The day of my surgery I was 362 lbs. Today I weigh 218 lbs. It will be a struggle. Fluids, protein, getting all your vitamins in- it will be a challenge but let me tell you, you can do it and it is so worth it! You just have to pull through. I did a large portion of things leading up to my surgery and some recovery time alone. I didn't feel alone though. I was learning my new body, learning new things about myself. Making new goals, and for the first time in my life following through with them! I had me. I also had support from friends and family and we are strangers but I am here for you! You got this. Keep that head held high and stay positive!!

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