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One year ago at this time I was on my way to the operating room to get my sleeve surgery. I was scared and happy at the same time. I knew that once the surgery was done, my life would change forever. I was ready for the change. It was a rocky first 3 weeks. I got dehydrated in the beginning, and had to sleep sitting up for the first 3 weeks. Once I got beyond the 3 week mark everything got so much better. I started my journey at 248 pounds and as of today I am 152. That is 2 pound below my goal and 6 pounds below my surgeons goal. I have maintained my weight between 152 and 154 since the end of April. I was in a size 24 and am now in a size 8/10 pant and medium shirt. post-214420-0-81478200-1436371370_thumb.jpg

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Wow, what a difference a year makes! You look so lovely and I aspire to live up to your stellar example when it's my turn!

Congratulations - take a bow!

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once the surgery was done, my life would change forever

@@Pelicanlady

you are aces!!!!!

wonderful accomplishment :)

if you feel as good as you look

holy moly, thats wonderful :rolleyes:

keep up the great job for the rest of your healthier, happier, longer life :)

who deserves it more :rolleyes:

take care

kathy

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What an inspiration to us all!!! You look beyond amazing!!!! Congrats to you and your fabulous journey!!!!

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Awesome! Looking forward to a day where I can say "I made it!" You give me hope!!!!

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Congratulations! You look fantastic. Congratulations on exceeding your goals :)

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Congratulations to you.

Thanks for sharing your success with us. Your pix are wonderful. :)

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