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Food, food, food

I have my surgery programed for may 18th ... i don't have a pre op diet so i can practically eat whatever i want before the big day. I am just so scared i will miss food and all the nice things, i really don't want to regret my decision, sometimes i feel I'm too week... the other part of me wants this so bad!

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Your relationship with food will change. But it will change in a good way. Check out some of the bariatric friendly recipes online. I still eat chicken fajitas just no tortilla. Many new and tasty things to try.

here are a few links to check out.

http://theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.com/

http://insidekarenskitchen.com/bariatric-friendly-recipes/

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Only you can decide if and when you are ready.

Personally, I felt I had eaten MORE than my share of food in my lifetime. I was VERY ready to get out from under the hold food had over me and more importantly, the weight that was holding me back from fully living my life.

I am two years out tomorrow, and I have not regretted a single moment of my life since my surgery. I can buy clothes in any store. I can climb stairs without breathing heavy, I can eat (almost) any foods I want to. I Zumba, kickbox, and do mud runs with my two athletic teenagers. It's a thrill every time they borrow MY clothes. (MY CLOTHES!!! THEY WANT TO BORROW MY CLOTHES!!!!)

There is no cake/pizza/fries/ice cream on earth that even touches how great being thin makes me feel. NONE.

I had my sleeve surgery on April 25th of this year. It's been an adjustment to my life and eating habits, but It's the BEST choice you can make for your health and yourself the surgery will be change for the best. It's a learning process don't be scared you'll do great!

I have my surgery programed for may 18th ... i don't have a pre op diet so i can practically eat whatever i want before the big day. I am just so scared i will miss food and all the nice things, i really don't want to regret my decision, sometimes i feel I'm too week... the other part of me wants this so bad!

I'm the happiest I've been in a long time and it's only the beginning of my journey. You'll be the same.

I had my sleeve surgery on April 25th of this year. It's been an adjustment to my life and eating habits, but It's the BEST choice you can make for your health and yourself the surgery will be change for the best. It's a learning process don't be scared you'll do great!

I have my surgery programed for may 18th ... i don't have a pre op diet so i can practically eat whatever i want before the big day. I am just so scared i will miss food and all the nice things, i really don't want to regret my decision, sometimes i feel I'm too week... the other part of me wants this so bad!

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