Large bone structure?
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My sister had the gastric bypass surgery back in 2000. Then in 2002, she had a revision, tummy tuck, and hernia repair surgery all in one. She was almost 500lbs when she had the surgery. I do know that she has a larger bone structure, and once she got down to 190lbs she really looked like she was sick. She looked like all skin and bones and did not look healthy. This is something that I am really worried about. I am 5'9" 330lbs, and my goal is to get down to about a size 10 in pants. I am afraid that I will have the same problem she did. She was wearing a size 18 in pants when she was that size. Unfortunately, she has had some stressful events happen in her life since the surgery, and now her and I can wear the same clothes. She finds it somewhat depressing that her and I are the same size, she's happy at her size now, and I want to change. Any input on this? It would really help!!