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Nine Month Follow Up. Its A Little Different.
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Well I haven't been on in months. I've just been slowly watching my pant size go down. I've noticed lately that I can eat more. I can eat a hole hamburger or sandwich with no problem. That would be it then, I'd be full. Six months ago, no way I could finish it. There isn't a dam thing I can't eat. There's a lot of things I shouldn't be eating. The operation did nothing about my sweats craving, well only in the beginning but its back where it was before. This isn't brain surgery but that's what I need. I truly wonder if my stomach is stretching in there? I can also drink a lot more water at one time now. Before if I drank to fast I'd almost pass out. It really seems the 1/2 cup of food does not satisfy anymore. I started the operation at 277 and am now 225 and I've been stalled for about a month or two. Truthfully its all been with little to NO exercise. It would melt off by it self. I guess I need to get my ass in the gym as much as I hate it. If I don't, I think I'll be at this weight till I do. My goal is 199 by Jan 11 my one year. We will see.