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Sleeverella is the plan when I am sleeved. Transforming from the girl hidden in the attic made to feel like an ugly mess to a beautiful princess ( already married my prince charming, did it out of order, sue me, LOL!!!)

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I named mine Sleeveina!

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I will call mine: Sleevie Oneder, and it won't be long before I can say I'm in One(derland). Yep I like that :D

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I will call mine: Sleevie Oneder' date=' and it won't be long before I can say I'm in One(derland). Yep I like that :D[/quote']

That's great. I loved that movie. "I wonder what happened to the Oneders."

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I named my sleeve "shirt" ... Kills em every time !

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I named my sleeve Stella.

The few coworkers that know I had surgery know that I refer to my new stomach as Stella and it's basically a code work when I talk about my new stomach not liking something, making noise, or not feeling a certain food.

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... Have to think about it.

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Holy geez. I never thought about naming my sleeve before I read this thread. I thought it was funny and thought on it for a little minute and came up with sleevarella. Smh, just a little fun.

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I'm leaning towards "Slim- Pickins," Cause it sure doesn't hold much!

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These are great!!! I've had such trouble keeping a positive outlook on things lately and the humor about it all helps!! Yes I'm still 100% me but a little fun goes a long way in my book!!

Keep em coming'

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My sleeve is Rex, because he was downsized from a T-Rex. ;) And, my sleeve is male because he doesn't like certain things, like chocolate.. and only a man would keep a woman from eating chocolate when she wants it! :)

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I may go with Beau.

Beau Boone could be my alter ego. I am liking this second chance at mid life.

:)

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i like Skinny Minney. I've never been called skinny in my entire life, but it's possible with the changes that getting sleeved will bring.

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I know people are having fun with this' date=' but let me tell you why I would never consider naming the sleeve. It is still my stomach, it is still me, it is just a smaller stomach. I am working to de-emphasize food and eating in my life, to make it just be a normal way to get sustainance. I just feel like naming it gives it too much focus, too much of a centerstage and potentially, too much power (in my own mind).[/quote']

I'm still going to enjoy fine food and wine, just not as much. In alloherways I agree with Jane 100%

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I named mine Beyonce because I feel oh so sexy!

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