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When I feel down about slow progress, I need to remember where I came from. I no longer have diabetes or fatty liver issues and I'm a year out from a hysterectomy for uterine cancer that was likely exacerbated by the extra weight. About 95 pounds down so far. post-261961-14638371809963_thumb.jpgBlessed.

ETA - the two years is just a timehop thing. My surgery was Dec '15. I'm 5 months out.

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Congrats! Great job! I have the same successes and it is truly amazing! Keep up the awesome work!

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Thanks!! Ditto to you!

Hi! That's amazing! I'll be having the sleeve done in December sometime due to high BMI and type 2 diabetes. Did the weight come off slower because of the diabetes? Did you have to workout a lot to get your weight down?

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@@DaisyAmy, never, ever be disappointed or allow yourself to feel "down" about slow progress! First off, and I am sure you have heard this before, everyone's body responds differently to weight loss surgery, and everyone loses at a different pace. It's okay, what is important is that while you may not see the changes on the scale as quickly as you like, you are making progress in terms of better, healthier eating habits and, as you mentioned, your health is improving! Congrats on no longer having fatty liver issues or diabetes! That is fabulous news!

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Thanks, Susan!!

@@DaisyAmy, never, ever be disappointed or allow yourself to feel "down" about slow progress! First off, and I am sure you have heard this before, everyone's body responds differently to weight loss surgery, and everyone loses at a different pace. It's okay, what is important is that while you may not see the changes on the scale as quickly as you like, you are making progress in terms of better, healthier eating habits and, as you mentioned, your health is improving! Congrats on no longer having fatty liver issues or diabetes! That is fabulous news!

@@*susan*

EEEEEK - is that really you??!!

nice to have you back!!!

hope it's more than a little visit

looks like you gained a little weight :(

you lost the weight before

you will do it again

acknowledging you need a little support/help

this can be hard to do

congrats on showing your lovely face!!!

glad you are back :rolleyes:

good luck

kathy

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