Hi peeps!

I'm Béatrice, wanted to let you know about my journey and hopefully exchange with other members who had the same surgery that I had on Feb 3rd 2011. At my highest weight I was 435 pounds (On June 3rd 2010). The day of the surgery I was 403 pounds. Today I'm 297 pounds.

I go to the gym 3 times a week by doing 1 hour cardio and 30 minutes of weight lifting. I,m very tall 6'1 so the weight loss has been pretty quick but not without a lot of sacrifices, as you may know it's a tool not a miracle. You don't get a brain surgery we all know that. I struggle everyday to eat right, but sometimes it's hard cause what you can eat is so small that you feel like you can eat one or 2 chips, or a bite of a burger....You know...

Well I'm not very good at explaining my whole journey and english is not the language that I use on a regular basis. I'm french Canadian.

So I hope to talk to you soon!

You explained it very well. Congratulations and welcome!

Congrats and welcome! You have done a great job. Hope you enjoy it here!

You explained it very well. Congratulations and welcome!

Thanks!

what a great inspiration you are. thank you for joining, and keep up the great work!

welcome!

:welcome:

Hello and welcome to the forum! Congrats on the weight loss, you are doing famtastic! You are very inspiring, and I'm glad you shared your journey. I look forward to reading more from you. It is definitely an adjustment, but I love my sleeve!

Thanks to all of you for the warm welcome!

Congrats!!! I'm so excited for you!!! Keep up the good work.. Your pictures are BEAUTIFUL!!!!

Hi peeps!

I'm Béatrice, wanted to let you know about my journey and hopefully exchange with other members who had the same surgery that I had on Feb 3rd 2011. At my highest weight I was 435 pounds (On June 3rd 2010). The day of the surgery I was 403 pounds. Today I'm 297 pounds.

I go to the gym 3 times a week by doing 1 hour cardio and 30 minutes of weight lifting. I,m very tall 6'1 so the weight loss has been pretty quick but not without a lot of sacrifices, as you may know it's a tool not a miracle. You don't get a brain surgery we all know that. I struggle everyday to eat right, but sometimes it's hard cause what you can eat is so small that you feel like you can eat one or 2 chips, or a bite of a burger....You know...

Well I'm not very good at explaining my whole journey and english is not the language that I use on a regular basis. I'm french Canadian.

So I hope to talk to you soon!

Great job so far and welcome to the board.