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I actually found "fashionable" sweat pants to wear. The updated Joggers like these http://media.kohls.com.edgesuite.net/is/image/kohls/1740431_Medium_Gray_Heather?wid=800&hei=800&op_sharpen=1%C2'> at the Gap, banana, Kohl's and online in most places.

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I'm going to go with what gym clothes I have......I'll get dialed in on "fashionable" once I'm lean and mean. :D

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Thanks for the advice y'all.

I am going shopping with the wife today.

I will be looking of some loose fitting, but fashionable sundresses and "mumu's".

Where do you get those in size 3x with 48" waist ?

Thanks, Mike

Don't forget to post those photos! Actually, why should women get to wear all of that loose, airy stuff... it is unfair, bring on the mumus. I just may not go outside here in rural Colorado, it might get dangerous...

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Huge respect for those that traveled after having surgery.

The umbilical & hiatal hernias being repaired at the same time of my sleeve surgery has me thinking I'll be fairly sore and I'm not looking forward to the 30 minute car ride home from the hospital a day or two after surgery.

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King Size Homer (Promo Picture) 2



I had something like this in mind.

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