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OMG, I am soooo happy!!!!! I have the biggest smile on my face today! I told a few friends at work that the day I came in wearing a dress, they would know I had lost 100 lbs. (I always wear jeans to work.) Well, today was the magic day!

Here are my before and after photos; they are also in my profile, along with progress photos.

I'm sooo excited!!! :wink:

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CONGRATULATIONS YOU LOOK AMAZING, you deserve that smile on your face.. We all know how much work this is and you are an inspiration to me. Good luck with your final 13 pounds.... Please keep us posted.....

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Joining you in your happiness. You look great, hun. Congrats.

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Thanks, everyone! I was banded on May 7, 2009, though I had lost a few pounds on my preop diet. The before picture was taken the day before I started my preop diet.

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Ann I just wanted to say how awesome you look and way to go girl! You have been an inspiration to us all!

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Ann,

Congrats lady!!!!! You look amazing way to go!:smile2::)

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Yeah!!! You look awesome. I am so close to 100 lbs that I can taste it but I have hit some sort of plateau. I can't wait to join you in the 100 lb club!

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Ann you are an amazing inspiration to us all! You look gorgous and deserve that big smile on your face! Being healthy agrees with you! keep up that beautiful smile and hope fully I will get to the 100 pound club soon!

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Thanks, everyone! I feel awesome! Except my jaws hurt from smiling so much yesterday. lol :)

I can't wait for some of you to join me! :smile2:

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Hi - thanks so much for reply - it came across my e-mail. But how do I go in and access replies to me. I can't quite figure this thing out. I have a reply from Hummingbird and don't know how to retrieve it. Thanks for the help and for your positive message.

Can you eat regular food after a certain time - ?:smile2:

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Hi - thanks so much for reply - it came across my e-mail. But how do I go in and access replies to me. I can't quite figure this thing out. I have a reply from Hummingbird and don't know how to retrieve it. Thanks for the help and for your positive message.

Can you eat regular food after a certain time - ?:smile2:

Go to the upper right-hand corner of the LapBand Talk page, where your login name is. It should say, Welcom, shurtado. Underneath that is a link to Private Messages. Click on that link and it will take you right there. :)

You can eat any food you want, but it's just like any diet, you have to consider which foods are really best for you. As you'll see in my PM, I made a huge change in what I ate. No white sugar, no white carbs. But not everyone does that. You do what you know you can live with. :thumbup:

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