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September Sleevers! As I write this I am waiting in patient registration to go up to get my sleeve. My anxiety has been numbed by a xanex I took this morning but the nerves are still there.

Last night I took a walk though the market picking up the little odds and ends I will need over the next few weeks and as I passed by the cookie aisle, soda, chips, and the bakery I felt nothing. Not sadness, not happiness, not loss but nothing. It has no control over me anymore. The wine section was different :).

Than I went to marshalls to pick up some socks and slippers (I never wear socks) for the hospital and I felt something different. I felt happiness that in a few short months I can walk into any store and wear anything I want. I'll probably end up looking like a teenager again because all of my skinny clothes are

Board shorts, surfing t shirts, and vans.

Point is. I am going to have a world to gain with very little to lose. Catch you all in a few hours on the flip side.

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I'm now waiting to go into surgery. IVs are in, belly shaved, all the nurses and doctors have paid their visits and asked their questions. I am finally at piece with my decision. Procedure is 30-40 minutes with 60-70 percent of stomach removed. An additional hour in recovery as I have been told. See you all in a few hours.

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Good luck! I had mine yesterday, and it was all a lot easier and smoother than I thought it would be. I spent the night at the hospital, and I was discharged about 9:30 this morning.

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How Exciting!! I can't wait for my surgery date!! Look forward to hearing about your Great Success!!

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