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Stupid question, but do they strip you nude in surgery?

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Question how did you guys get so big?? I was 105 and 5'2" tall then got pregnant and got up to 175 but two months after the baby was born I was at 142.5 and then with diet and exercise 115. I have still not reached my goal of being 109 again.



Hello Diana, I'm not sure if you plan on having anymore kids but if you are FYI the average weight gain during pregnancy is 25 pounds. You gained almost 50 pounds more then what is recommended by doctors. So my guess is you know how "us guys got so big". You are stupid, insensitive, & cruel. You probably shouldn't post anything else. We wouldn't want your bony butt to get sat on.



Hello Diana, I'm not sure if you plan on having anymore kids but if you are FYI the average weight gain during pregnancy is 25 pounds. You gained almost 50 pounds more then what is recommended by doctors. So my guess is you know how "us guys got so big". You are stupid, insensitive, & cruel. You probably shouldn't post anything else. We wouldn't want your bony butt to get sat on.

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Yeah...that "inny" navel/belly button. You'd be amazed at the flecks of crud we find deep in there. But to everyone, no need to feel embarrassed, for whatever you've got has already been seen in the OR: there's nothing new under the sun. [Though, one time, I had to remove a good size crystal ball from... a woman's 'secret garden'. Yes. That was a first!!]
RE: Shaving...mostly now, patients should not do their own shave, to decrease the risk of nicks and infection. Your doctor will advise; but usually, not recommended for the patient to do.
Catheters: Since most of the cases don't last that long, urinary catheters are not inserted if they have you urinate just before taking you to the OR. But again, surgeon preference, and what they feel is your specific need. If you might be a complicated case, and/or will take longer, then, yes.


Huh?? Crystal ball?? Lol what do you mean I'm so curious

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I have heard of rude and ignornt ppl but this is it. If you have nothing nice to say keep it to yourself but if you want to ask stupid questions you will receive stupid answers.

My question to you Diana27 Have you always been an insensative b***h all your life.

my answer to that is yes

Maria ok bring it on

politite and kidness welcome 4

your a evil person to be so nasty

When I woke up from the operating table, the anesthesiologist and I were really cool with each other before surgery but I was so loopy I guess my chest was exposed when they sat me up and she goes cover her up and close the door so guys passing by don't see and I was high from the meds and said "I mean I know I have nice boobs but what she said!" and the people in the O.R. were laughing...lol my experience of being naked on the table.

LOL...This is a funny post...No one wanted to see me naked....I'm sure for their own benefit no one uncovered anything. LOL
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Lmao... exactly my thoughts! !

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Question how did you guys get so big?? I was 105 and 5'2" tall then got pregnant and got up to 175 but two months after the baby was born I was at 142.5 and then with diet and exercise 115. I have still not reached my goal of being 109 again.


I wish I was 115 pounds. I'm 5'7" and weight 280. I'm in the process of having sleeve surgery. I've had my 1st orientation and meet with the surgeon next month.

I used to be 110 pounds. But I was brutally raped. From that, I never wanted to be attractive to people for fear I would be raped again. I chose to get this surgery for my health and to move past the fear. The surgeon says that I will lose 65% of my weight if I follow the diet exactly.

I'm scared to death, but I'm tired of being this heavy. The doctor told me my body will remember being thin and will push itself back with this surgery. Here is to hoping.

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I'm scared to death, but I'm tired of being this heavy. The doctor told me my body will remember being thin and will push itself back with this surgery. Here is to hoping.

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I am sorry you endured that trauma. I wish you the best on your path back to physical health.




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Question how did you guys get so big?? I was 105 and 5'2" tall then got pregnant and got up to 175 but two months after the baby was born I was at 142.5 and then with diet and exercise 115. I have still not reached my goal of being 109 again.


First off, this is for bariatrics. If you're only 115 lbs and have never been higher than 175, why are you even on here? Secondly, everyone has different issues which caused their weight gain. Google it. Everyone here is already at their breaking point with their weight, to the point that they're considering extreme measures. They don't need you belittling them for being overweight and throwing your weights in their face. Go away. K, bye. [emoji1308]


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