Healing after WLS
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We all know WLS is a tool. My first 2 years after my sleeve in 2012...I began a blog and reached way down inside of me and began writing what I called articles. They were about life...and the wisdom I gained through out my past. I wrote about fear, unconditional love, suicide, self, changes, about being a mother, and many more subjects. I literally poured my heart out from the pain and the happiness I had experienced. The blog no longer exists now as it served its purpose at the time. I no longer have the desire to write because I learned how to deal with my feelings on a daily basis now.
Journaling is a great healing tool because mostly it addresses the mental and spiritual aspect of WLS. I highly recommend it or a blog. Blogs are free and can be anonymous.
I kept my articles and every once in a while will read one and say to myself..."I wrote that?".
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