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Body Shape

Ok. My name is Lindsey and I'm 20 years old weighing in at 400 pounds. I have high blood pressure, diabiates, acid reflux and depression. I've been thinking that gastric bypass may be good for me. But i have some questions i havent seen answered here like about body shape i dont want to be small and not like what i see when im naked. i might be big but i still have shape and curves. so i wanted to know is where the weight goes first and for the most part how you fit and your clothes.

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For both me and my friend the weight has come off the top first I'm just now starting to loose my hips! But I still have curves!

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I was 425lbs at 29 years old I had my 1st surgery and dropped down to 220lbs in 2 years. As far as looking at my body and not liking what I see, I never liked being naked. But now I had my 2nd surgery due to a fistula and started @ 275lbs today is day 10 of my post op and I am 230lbs. For me the 2nd surgery had nothing to do with my weight just not being sick. At 45 yrs old I can say nobody has ever said a naked chick loves their body.

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thank you guys

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