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Someone had to say it. You're right, it's quite annoying sometimes.

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Oh Madam R. Here is another great post of yours that I will need to follow :)

I can't wait to see where this one leads!

Let the games begin.

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Amen!

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I am yet to be sleeved (October 22nd), but I give everyone on this forum permission to slap me silly if I ever waste your time with either of the following posts:

1. Dreaded 3 week stall (what should I do?)

2. I have not lost weight in 2 days HELP!

I WILL remember that...LOLOLOLOLOL

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I LOVE YOU!! I love to read all of your "posts"! You totally crack me up! I do agree you are correct...although I probably have whined a time or two! :P BUT...I will do my dead-level best to refrain and ONLY whine to you from now instead of a random life or death post! heeheehee! I'm only teasing ya!! :D:rolleyes:

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I am yet to be sleeved (October 22nd), but I give everyone on this forum permission to slap me silly if I ever waste your time with either of the following posts:

1. Dreaded 3 week stall (what should I do?)

2. I have not lost weight in 2 days HELP!

OMG I have permission to slap someone silly?! WOOOT WOOOT!!! :P;)

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Must follow this thread if only for entertainment purposes lol.

And by the way, I had a baggie size serving of movie theatre popcorn this weekend and the earth stopped moving, there was chaos in the streets and I think I may have lost 10 hairs. This is exactly what I expected to happen though :)

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Many thanks, darlings. I just had to say it as it is...

Super BonBon - My advice for your number 2 if anyone were silly enough to ask me, would be to 'go and have a number 2' :D

Redbean - You're welcome to come and whine at me all you like! Just don't tell me you've eaten half a lettuce leaf and you're feeling 'guilty'! :blink:

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A little early for the combative stage (that usually hits 4 weeks post op)

This surgery is not a cure.. (Duh)

In fact it can be a major head game sometimes. As for bad choices? I guess you can call us all idiots because that's what got us here..

I cannot wax poetic like you, so I won't try. But falling off of the wagon eating a carb laden food is the beginning of the end for some.. It's really hard to know by just reading a post and forming an opinion about it.

Power. I felt I had none when it came to food. I am not an idiot, but no matter what the diet or the therapy my food consumption was beyond my control most days.

Control, I have a shaky grasp on it now.. My hands are tired and weak at the moment..

One taste, one bite.....taste, comfort, relaxing, friend. The hole is there, it is waiting to be filled. I am ( inset months) I am not cured the draw is strong.

I'm happy for those of you that have it all figured out though...

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Someone had to say it. You're right, it's quite annoying sometimes.

Huh!!?? OMG, Laura or myself make the smallest of peeps regarding this same topic and all we get is self-righteous and how we should be more sensitive and supportive from you ...

You know what makes me crazy? Is someone who will criticize on one post, then turn around and do the exact opposite on another.

BTW, Madam, you are spot on. This is one of the leading reasons I take breaks from the site from time to time.

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