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I took the micropore tape off today to change it and dared a look at the scar. So pleased with it, it is lovely and neat - you see so many scars that a very uneven and lack symmetry online. Its a very straight scar due to the lack of skin I had to work with, and again, i say that pics dont do it justice! My tummy is so much neater than it was, even though I am not a lot smaller. Given that I heal up well and my scars tend to lose their colour very quickly and stay flat, I dont think the height of this scar is going to be a big problem. Still quite significantly swollen too, so I am anticipating a lot more improvement in terms of muscle definition and slimness.

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Very happy for you...you look fantastic!! Your success will give others inspiration to continue through their own weight loss journey!

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Jacqui you are amazing! You look wonderful, but then I would have thought so before you had you TT. And you're so brave to post pics.

I've tried to recreate yor workouts...I'm not quite where you are. BUT I try to do RPM spin 3 days a week and run twice a week for 40-45 minutes. I will grow and do more...5 days a week is my limit..maybe 6.

You are a beacon of hope and motivation

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You look amazing! Does it hurt? I want a TT but have to save as insurance doesnt pay in canada.

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Looks great! Congratulations!

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Good news - my backless, newly invisible port was easily accessed today within a millisecond for an unfill (heartburn which I've had since the tt)

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Good to know :) am glad to hear everything working out ok for you .. got my surgery over the weekend so ill be joining the tt crowd .. just want it over with now :)

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Hahaha! Man in the boat! I'm sorry, I had to laugh at that one :) :)

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Oooh, best of luck Cazzy!

thanks .. will let u know how things go as soon as i am able to :)

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Yeah! Jachut and Jazzy! I am jealous but old and don't like the pain from surgery. I guess I will live with my "apron". Karen

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