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Anyone else not able to laugh like they used to?

I've noticed lately the way I laugh, changed. I don't know if it's because I'm still recovering or not? Strange, but just a thought. :)

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Hey Pete,

I'm not sure! I'm only 10 days out so can't laugh at all yet because it hurts!

But I know that when Jared Leto gained 67 pounds to play Mark Chapman in Chapter 27, he said that it changed the way he laughed. So perhaps the same can happen as you lose weight? :thumbup:

Edit: And look! You've lost 67lb! Haha what a coincidence! Must be something about that exact amount of weight gain/loss that makes you laugh different. :thumbdown:

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