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Regret.......... you probably came here to hear about how I regret my sleeve surgery. But it's the opposite I'm madly in love with my sleeve (my banana belly) I always read on here why people hate it, but I never read about how people are embraced by the surgery. It has made me a completely different person than who I was 6 months ago. I'm confident, successful, and beautiful. Don't get my wrong I went threw ups and downs pre op, and post op. But at the end of the day I'm almost 100 pounds down, I look back at myself last year around this time and hate the person I see. If you went threw this surgery, and are having any regret.. don't... it's a beautiful thing that a smart surgeon did for you, he/she believed in your health and weight loss. There is going to be ups and downs, stalls, and tears( in my case panic attacks). But when you wake up one morning and you weigh yourself and your almost 100 pounds down from your start weight you will not regret. You will embrace.

Have a lovely day.

Sleeved

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Wow! 100 pounds down 6 months! Congrats that's awesome. [emoji173]️


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Great inspirational words!

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Love your positivity! Congratulations on your weight loss!

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Great attitude. Congratulations on your accomplishment!!

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Awesome! I love my sleeve too! I don't hate the person I was 7 months ago. I love her the most for being so brave to selflessly step aside and let me be who I am now. I will never forget her and I will never feel bad about her. It's all part of my journey, yo!

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Awesome! I love my sleeve too! I don't hate the person I was 7 months ago. I love her the most for being so brave to selflessly step aside and let me be who I am now. I will never forget her and I will never feel bad about her. It's all part of my journey, yo!

Oh how I love this!

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Congrats on your 100 pound weight loss.


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Congratulations on your weight loss . I am 2 1/2 month post op and lost 50 lbs so far. I am so glad I had this surgery. I feel so good that I can work out at gym again. I use to have bad pain in knees but now my knees feel good!
I am so thankful !
Prayer does work!!!

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Awesome! I love my sleeve too! I don't hate the person I was 7 months ago. I love her the most for being so brave to selflessly step aside and let me be who I am now. I will never forget her and I will never feel bad about her. It's all part of my journey, yo!


My feelings exactly. So touching.


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