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  • OK, i wore my LBD to my 41st high school class reunion. Two of my best friends from school were there looking GREAT! Thank goodness for the sleeve!

You look fabulous!!! Hope you had a great evening. :)

~Cheri

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Thanks for sharing all your photos! You guys all look amazing! What an inspiration for all of us who are still early in our journey... Can't wait to add a photo when I finally get a LBD that is not as big as a tent! Ha ha.

Have fun everyone!

- Sarah

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Well I bought my frist LBD today! So for now you get the fitting room picture but I do have an event to wear it to next month so I'll come back then with a picture I am all fancied up in!

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You all look fantastic!

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Quite possibly my favorite dress ever to rock! I'm absolutely loving my new silhouette.

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  • OK, i wore my LBD to my 41st high school class reunion. Two of my best friends from school were there looking GREAT! Thank goodness for the sleeve!

Woo hoo! Looking awesome! Feedyoureye...when did you cut all of your long hair off?

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You look awesome! 9 months out and still haven't gotten a LBD!

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I have followed this topic since I joined the site a little over a year ago, and I finally have my own LBD photo to share!

getting ready to leave the hotel to go to the hospital, scared to death

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Lookin good! Can't wait to see a pick in a couple of months........

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WoW! I've been reading the complications page and I'm so scared and rethinking if I really want to take this risk. Then I see your pictures and I sooo bad wanna be in a little black dress! I want to fit in the chair in my daughters school auditorium. I want to comfortably snuggle up behind my husband on his enduro bike. And I sooo bad want to get back to riding my horses again. Thank you ladies for reminding me that the risk is worth it.

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Finally got a LBD pic that I liked! This is from my 20th high school reunion last weekend, so about 14 months post-surgery and about 16-18 lbs from my goal. I am thrilled!! (I actually bought this to wear on my cruise in Feb, it was really tight then and I think it fits a little better now - it's a size 14 - I'm hoping that I'll be able to keep it and have it taken in slightly when I DO get to goal!!)

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Finally got a LBD pic that I liked! This is from my 20th high school reunion last weekend, so about 14 months post-surgery and about 16-18 lbs from my goal. I am thrilled!! (I actually bought this to wear on my cruise in Feb, it was really tight then and I think it fits a little better now - it's a size 14 - I'm hoping that I'll be able to keep it and have it taken in slightly when I DO get to goal!!)

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Awesome :)

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