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Hi Ellie, I was a band to SIPS DS revision. So thankful for it too. ❤️On 09/08/2018 at 01:28, ellie123 said:
What did you revise from and to? I am a Sleeve to Bypasz -
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I can totally relate. I have a friend from college, we met freshman year. She’s always been super thin, boys fawn all over her etc. She was hurt in an accident that left her unable to exercise in her usual manner coupled with stress, work, depression etc and gained upwards of 50lbs this past year whereas I dropped 90+. First time ever that I’ve been smaller than her. Gave her a bunch of my clothes tonight that I’ve sized out of. It feels so good yet I feel a little guilty cuz her thinness was always her “thing” and I know she’s super sensitive about it. Yet I can’t help but smile about it on the inside.
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I totally know what you mean. I keep waiting for the person shopping next to me to tell me I’m crazy to think I can fit into a six. Even though I’m wearing a six.On 08/13/2018 at 08:25, AllyJonesVSG said:
I keep doing this too!! I'm down to a 14 now, so I don't need to be in the plus size, but I feel like an impostor when I take 14s into the dressing room. Wow. Our minds are scary things sometimes aren't they?
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Thank you 😊
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Following: I would love to know if this works. Cost? Etc. good luck if you go through with it!
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I had my revision one year ago today. I’m shocked and amazed at the changes that have occurred this year. My boobs have disappeared, I lost a lot of hair... but more importantly I’m no longer overweight. I still have a belly (and lose skin) but I’m learning to love myself just as I am. I’m so thankful to be on this road.
Now I just need to get my butt back in the gym, good news is that it is within walking distance now.
No regrets. ❤️
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I had a band to SIPS revision with Aetna. The time from submission to approval was super fast, I think like 2 or 3 days. I can’t exactly remember but I do recall it being so fast that I had to question if they really said approved.
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Thanks! I carry everything in my belly, and I’m hiding it all under that soft flowing material. Wish I could wear Spanx but it just makes me physically ill to be squeezed like a slug in a straw.On 08/02/2018 at 10:29, Heather_A said:
Those dresses are super cute! And you don’t even look like you’ve had WLS....you look awesome! Enjoy your vacation. -
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I also had the same thing, prior to surgery I had an iud that up and ran away. Then I had a month long period that was the heaviest I’ve ever experienced in my life. My surgery was August, my hysteroscopy to find out why I was bleeding so heavily was December. Turns out I have adenomiosis and the only treatment was to get another iud which I’m at a higher risk of expelling since the first expelled. It’s either that, wait for menopause or have a hysterectomy. So far the new IUD is working. Fingers crossed the little bugger stays in place this time.
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Good luck! I still love broccoli slaw... but at least now I know!On 06/21/2018 at 12:12, Numbheart said:
Thanks a lot for the warning, thinking of making broccoli slaw this weekend
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Also want to add, it also crashes when I try to look at the timeline.
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My app for the iPhone keeps crashing whenever I try to look at notifications. Not sure why. Something going on? It worked at first with the new app but now for the past couple of days it just crashes.
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Thank you for the info!On 06/05/2018 at 09:43, Samara1974 said:
Rolling or fascia blasting, it helps break the fascia where it adheres to the fat making it appear smoother and helps break it down. They have special tools you can buy but I just massage my trouble areas. You can feel them when they release. The area by my iliac crest is an area tummy tucks can't touch and breaking the adherence has helped tighten that area.
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Oooh tell me more about massaging the fat on your tummy. Benefits? Purpose etc. *Please and thanks in advance!05/11/2018 10:45 AM, Samara1974 said:
At 44 and two plus years out my stomach IS getting better. I did the 100 situps per day challenge last month and that help speed things along. I also make sure I am hydrated with Water and apply lotion to the area and massage my fat at least every other day to break the fascia that adheres it.
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I bought one, tried it on and then returned it. I’ve always hated being squeezed. Can’t even wear Spanx without feeling sick. I feel like a slug in a straw being squeezed in clothing. Not sure what it is but when I’m squeezed I get queasy and back pains and I feel like trapped gas. Always been that way no matter what size I am. Just used a pillow when I needed to cough.
What’s the skinny on regain with SIPS?
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I just hit 2 years, I’ve regained almost 20lbs. I attribute it to stress (new job, 6mo, bad boss etc and a few injuries that hindered my excercise — I literally fell in a “man”hole and injured my knee then broke my big toe) I swear to myself I will get back on track... but I’m fighting ever day injuries aside.