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My name's Lacey, I'm 25, and I have my surgery on Friday. I'm super excited, but also terrified. I keep thinking it won't work and I'll go through all of this for nothing. I know a lot of it depends on me. The thing is I'm a pretty healthy eater. I love my salads and vegetables, but sometimes I just have the craving for Taco Bell or a giant Dr. Pepper. But I want to do this. The things I have to change or "give up" really aren't that difficult for me. I was skinny my whole life until in my twenties I steadily started gaining weight and we couldn't figure out why. Last year I was diagnosed with PCOS. To fix it I was put on birth control, which didn't help any with my weight.
I tried every diet and exercise program I could get my hands on, but when I couldn't lose the weight I'd get discouraged. I just don't want this to be another thing that I fail at. I'm trying to stay positive, but as the date draws clearer I find myself worrying more than I did before.
Did anyone else feel this way before surgery? I'm feeling a little more optimistic because since I've been on the liquid diet I've lost 8lbs, but I still have that worrisome voice in the back of my head.