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Half-Tum

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by Half-Tum

  1. Thanks for coming back and sharing. I got to hand it to the ladies, but since I am a guy, I really get inspired seeing the progress that other guys who had before bodies that look like I do now make in their weight loss.
  2. This is definitely how I am going about it. I'm psyched!
  3. Dang. Another inspiring pic!
  4. Height, Pres-Surgery weight and body type seem to be real close to me. I would kill to do as good as you in that amount of time. You are very inspiring.
  5. Personally I don't feel awkward or embarrassed about the surgery at all, just the opposite. I am excited and I am ready to change. I feel awkward and embarrassed about my weight now.
  6. I don't know yet, my consult is the 14th. I guess I'll find out then.
  7. So your surgery date is July 24th? Me too.
  8. I have my consult on the 14th and afaik now, I'm to be sleeved on the 24th. This forum and site have kept me pretty calm. I work for my father so luckily I can take all the time I need. I don't plan for anything more than a week though. Also, my wife is a RN and will be helping me immensely. I am lucky.
  9. Jeez, what other clothes do I have at this point...lol
  10. Ok. Yeah, that sounds like me, big belly. I'm a bit of a light weight when it comes to pain so I'll be getting one or two of these I suspect. I mean, the same thing helped when I used it on my knee recently so I get the concept.
  11. Ahhh okay, I kinda figured that's what it was but wanted to be sure. So this helps with the healing in your experience?
  12. would you mind linking like, to Amazon or something so I can see what exactly you're talking about? Thanks...
  13. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU i can't begin to explain my gratitude for these posts. That's why I love coming to this site.
  14. Can some of the experienced members tell me what it's good to have foodwise/medwise at home following my sleeve? Should I have a good blender? etc etc..... Any insight would be appreciated.
  15. oh my god i laughed so hard at that. Sorry but that's hilarious.
  16. NOW you tell me. Well there's no reason to get this surgery then.
  17. I wonder why you don't get to keep it if you ask. It's a piece of YOUR body.
  18. Write EVERYTHING down. Track EVERYTHING. You'll know where you're going wrong and writing everything down will make you feel accountable to yourself.
  19. Or make a wine holder/bladder out of it you could take to outdoor festivals.
  20. You look like you were hiding in the person before. I mean that in a metaphysical way. You look happy now.
  21. Wow, thank you for that detailed look at what you're going through. I really appreciate the insight. It's all motivation fuel for me at this point. I do see it as a tool. I have mentioned before it's a 2nd and last chance. I don't plan to waste it when someone is going to take a part of my anatomy out of my body to "fix" what I mismanaged (in nice terms) or "fucked up" (in not so nice terms) before.

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