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@semaj80, so as someone with diagnosed anxiety, there is nothing that completely satisfied me so I wouldnt have surgery anxiety. I just meditated and tried not to overthink it. I guess it depends on what you have anxiety about? Im about 4.5 months put and very happy with my decision. It doesnt mean that there arent times when I wonder if I made the right decision (because I definitely wonder that) but it does me that on balance I feel great. It is a constant struggle but a much better struggle than when I had all the weight.

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Gay here. 31 years old. Getting the sleeve in August at MassGeneral (MGH) in Boston.

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Surgery is a week from tomorrow.

Currently freaking out about loose skin and feeling bad about myself because I'll never look anything like this:

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Mr.Sean - Good luck for your surgery, I am sure it will go fine.

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17 days post-op and I feel good! I got dehydrated yesterday because a new multi-day wave of nausea kept me from drinking as much Water as I should have been. I'm back on track with the water now though. And down 26lbs!

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Hi guys,

I am two years out from surgery. Now down to 224lbs (I am 6'2) but finding that I am still 25% body fat. I've been working out for the last 8 weeks at the gym but I am now wanting to get more serious with training and tracking results.

If anyone is in a similar position I would love to find some one to help keep each other accountable.

Cheers!

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