WildcatGirl71

Thanks Mac!

Hopefully we both have great and perfect surgery’s tomorrow!

Thanks Mac!

St Francis in Federal Way - my date was changed to the 11th so I’m going in tomorrow. What about you?

April 4th 2018 was my surgery Date 2 days post op recovering just fine. Good luck future sleevers

Good luck! You got this!

everything went great,ive been up & walking around,just have nausea,some pain,& pressure.surgeon said the preop liquid diet was successful,shrunk liver & was so easy.thks for all the good luck wishes.

Good luck! You got this!

Holy smokes! That’s amazing!! You are inspiring. [emoji4]

Fortunately for me, I'm not shy about these kind of things. Only two people have responded like that to me, and each time I said something along the lines of "I'm sorry you thought I was asking for your opinion or advice. I was telling you what I have planned. If I'd wanted your input during my decision making process I'd have asked you then."

Best of luck to you for a quick recovery!! I’ll be in the same place in 12 days. [emoji4]

Just got my date! April 9th. So excited!! [emoji4]

congratulations!!!!

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Same day here!

Just got my date! April 9th. So excited!! [emoji4]

You need to do what is best for you. No one else. Postponing a chance to be healthier and possibly avoid serious long term health issues should not be an option.
Diet and exercise alone works for some people but there are those of us that needs that extra help. Majority of us can lose a few pounds (or a lot) but it comes right back. Bariatric surgery is the best option to help us maintain and keep it off. It’s not an easy way out and will never replace diet and exercise. Surgery is merely a tool to help it stick.
You will still be able to workout with your friend after surgery.
I hope you choose what is best for you and not wait to start living your best life.

LOVE HAS 4 PAWS.

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You need to do what is best for you. No one else. Postponing a chance to be healthier and possibly avoid serious long term health issues should not be an option.
Diet and exercise alone works for some people but there are those of us that needs that extra help. Majority of us can lose a few pounds (or a lot) but it comes right back. Bariatric surgery is the best option to help us maintain and keep it off. It’s not an easy way out and will never replace diet and exercise. Surgery is merely a tool to help it stick.
You will still be able to workout with your friend after surgery.
I hope you choose what is best for you and not wait to start living your best life.

My sweet ole man Sunny. 15 years old and still going.

(makes baby noises) oh, my heart...my dog passed in the summer of 2016 and since then every time I walk outside or go by a yard with any dog big or small I walk up and baby talk said dog...hoping to get another one soon...count your blessings for having your fur friends, appreciate them, love on them because they will pass away...

My sweet ole man Sunny. 15 years old and still going.

You are under anesthesia. You won’t remember or feel a thing.

My sweet ole man Sunny. 15 years old and still going.

We're husky people:) Have had one since I was a kid. They're a crazy breed...not for everyone...but are some of the finest dogs I've known.

Thought it might be fun to share photos of our hounds and see what pets people have. We have a bit of a greyhound obsession. Adopted our first one about 6-7 years ago and been hooked ever since. These are a couple of our hooligans (yes there's more than these 4...lol). We started fostering with the group we adopted from a few months after we got our first hound and been doing that ever since. We've had about 50 fosters go through our house. Been a lot of fun and seen a lot of awesome dogs get adopted.

Let's see your pups!